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Posted by ny bill o on August 22, 2003 at 18:31:14 from (69.21.49.71):
In Reply to: how much will it pull? posted by Joe on August 22, 2003 at 09:41:09:
are the back tires loaded? if not, off the top of my head, i'd say you need the extra set of rear weights, and may need to lose some of the front weights. watch what the front tires are doing when you start. if they are cutting way in, you probably could take a few (not all!) off the front without compromising safety. the 504 should handle a 10' disk ok, maybe not too fast though. if its pulling too hard, just don't let the disk cut in all the way the first time over, til the ground gets settled. the second time over, it will pull easier anyway. no need to let the jd guys have both jobs.
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