I love my 23A disks

[beaconlight]

I got my new ones fron the local Case IH dealer. Been delivering some furnature for the choir directorand her husband in Maine. Just got home. There were over 300 posts since 1:00 PM monday.

bill

[RudyO]

Does anyone have a couple of good closeup pics of the 23A? I built a small transport disc a few years ago and it's hydraulically run. I like the idea of the self adjusting (for transport) with release on the 23A. thanks.

[cowboy]

Ho Rudy

I will take some pictures today and e-mail them to you I plan on finishing my little project this afternoon other than seeding.

Denton thanks for the good words

Billy

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

RudyO, I already had these on my pc. please excuse the quality, my good coamera is gone to repair.

http://home.centurytel.net/ejpuckett/disk-23A/

[little_red_cub]

Hey Cowboy, did you use any wieght's on your disc when tearing up the grass? It look's like you have a place for wieght's . I was just wondering. And also how much wieght does it take to hold your disk down? I am asking because I am about to invest in the single pointed quick hitch disk.I am gonna cut and weld it so I can use it like the one you have.

[cowboy]

Hi L-R-C

They tell me that cinder block fit well into those holders. It was taking all the traction I had to pull it up the hill so I did not put any weight on it. I would if I was working on a flat area.

Have a "Disk-lightful"?! time

Billy

[beaconlight]

little_red_cub You willl have to cut up 2 single point discs to make one like Billys and do a whole lot of jury rigging. I have a 23 like Billys. there is a latch and bunch of hardware that lets you put all the discs in a row to transport it. It rolls along on the discs and doesn;'t cut the ground up much. You release a lever and the front and rear discs face in different directions and it tears up a storm. All you have to do is back up and the discs reset nice in a row again. You get quite a bit more bite that way.

Bill