9 Ft Disc

[gundog870]

I can pick up a 9 ft disc to use for my plots for little bit of nothing. I am just curious if I will be able to pull it behind my 800cc Ranger. Anyone ever worked with one this size?

 

[vman]

I'm going to doubt it. Although it depends on how deep it's set.

 

[flugge]

They say an 800cc is roughly 52 HP??? I am sure it would work it pretty hard if you put any depth to it though... its a pretty good sized disc imo

 

[southcentral]

Not a chance without destroying your quad.

 

[gundog870]

It supposedly looks just like this, and you can obviously adjust the angle.

 

[4 Buck]

No go Nick. If its dirt cheap, take a few disks out...

 

[gundog870]

What size should a guy get?

 

[dedgeez]

No way Nicky boy. I wouldn't waste your time with a ATV disc. Get yourself a tractor you tight ass.

 

[gundog870]

I just need a little disc and ill get by. I already started saving windex bottles so that I can be mobile in my glyphosate application.

 

[Central Iowa]

How many acres?

 

[gundog870]

Ill probably end up with about 5 throughout the farm

 

[dedgeez]

Buy yourself a planter, have a farmer till it for you initially, and then go to a no till program. Sprayer and a planter and you'll be a happy man.

 

[flugge]

This is the disc I have.. its works GREAT... I added some weight brackets and have a Brute Force 750..Does a great job.. I am potentially selling it as I now have access for tractor and ripper into the area, but still on the fence about it..

 

[gundog870]

Lemme know. Thanks

 

[streitl]

Nick, I've got a ranger 800 and a single gang disk similar to yours. Breaking the sod up initially is going to be a challenge. But it can be done with multiple passes. After the first year of the dbltree rotation, the ground was very easily disked.

 

[vman]

I was thinking a normal two gang disk. You might get along with that. Won't pull anywhere close to as hard.