Posted by Red1 on April 30, 2009 at 05:20:51 from (4.244.63.195):
In Reply to: Pull Disc vs 3-point posted by fregienewbee on April 30, 2009 at 04:26:47:
I can see advantages for both, assuming the drawbar type has a hydraulic lift and wheels. The first disks Dad used on our farm were pull type with no hyd. cylinders....we used wooden skids to get the equipement around. Raising the disk during the turn will make it easier to get around and one extra pass to clean up those areas should work fine. The drawbar disk would be easier to hookup than the 3 pt, imo. Don't know about power/gas savings...looks like the pull might be better, the 3pt will take weight off the front wheels when raised, whether thats a consideration or not.
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