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TimZ(TX) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 13 Aug 2012 at 1:25pm
I need to plow some rough pasture ground.  I found a fella with 2 AC  plows.   One is 4 x14" .  The other is a mono frame 5 x 16".  The land is hard blackland.   Can I pull the 5x16 or should I go with the 4 bottom.
 
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote CBL95 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 Aug 2012 at 2:03pm
Personally I would go 4-14's for sure especially if you say your ground is hard. Our 200 struggles with 5-16's in heavy bottom ground. I'd bet your 185 will handle 4-14's just about right. I've never been around a 185 but we have had 180's before. Just as a side note grandpa was looking at a new 180 that the dealer promised would pull 4-16's in heavy, heavy clay river bottoms and the dealer brought it out to the field and it wouldn't touch it, sent for a 190 XT, wouldn't pull it, sent for a 200, it pulled it barely, so he plowed the rest of the field with the 200 and he almost bought the 200 but a certain loved one would let him spend the extra money so he got a 180 and 3-16's. Sorry that don't have much to do with your question but thought I'd share that story
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Bolivar Boy Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 Aug 2012 at 2:45pm
do your 185 a favor and look for a 3 bottom or knock off the back 4x14 bottom.
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Yeah I was dreaming,  The plows were the same money.   Our blackland here is tough.  I know you have to crawl with 2 x14 with the D 15.  Thanks
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Using a d-19 I can plow just about anything with the 4-14's. Last year plowed hillsides when it was raining with duals on both sides it did okay for the steep hills from 15% to 23% grades on the hillsides. 
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185 will pull 4x16 3 point with no problem thats what we used (and the 190) until i got the 8050 and 6x16 semi mount. did pull 5x16 semi mount with the 190.... i perfer semi mount over 3 point ... just my opinion....Jb
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