Posted by Red Mist on February 05, 2008 at 06:47:02 from (208.61.168.234):
Howdy, boys: I readily confess, beyond knowing what they are (were) used for, I know virtually nothing of plows. By the time school was out for the summer, the plowing and planting was done before I got to the farm. So, let's take one of those little genius plows; for starters, when somebody says they have a two bottom 14" plow, what part measures 14"? Do you messure from that sharp pointed tip back along the bottom, or what? And what is that little rope for that ties off on the back of the tractor? And some plows have big round discs while others have the "pointed deals". What's with that? Thanks in advance for the short course in "Plow 101". I'd like to plow up something one of these days. (Probably the water line going to the house!) mike durhan
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