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Super A, 100 series question
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Super A, 100 series question
Actually two. I'd like to add a Super A or 100 series to my lineup, but I'm wondering: Are implements (non fast hitch) interchangeable up through the 140's and will 36" rows be a problem to cultivate? Thanks, John
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Re: Super A, 100 series question
tinnerjohn wrote:Actually two. I'd like to add a Super A or 100 series to my lineup, but I'm wondering: Are implements (non fast hitch) interchangeable up through the 140's and will 36" rows be a problem to cultivate? Thanks, John
Yes anything from the Super A to the 140 will interchange. If you're careful, you should be able to squeeze down 36" rows.
Al
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Re: Super A, 100 series question
What Al said. Only thing is that the later models have more power, which is the only thing to think about.
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Re: Super A, 100 series question
tinnerjohn wrote:Actually two. I'd like to add a Super A or 100 series to my lineup, but I'm wondering: Are implements (non fast hitch) interchangeable up through the 140's and will 36" rows be a problem to cultivate? Thanks, John
PM sent, John.
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