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GreenBoy at GA Farms I have a 4 bottom now looking to get a 5 shank chisel soon

Brandon Caldwell awesome that one didn’t do very well so i sold it and went to a 4 bottom plow. This past year I bought a 5 shank chisel plow and will be using it for the first time soon

That was a 100 hp no problem really. I just bought a glencoe 5 shank and it uses all 100hp

I have a old 9 shank used to be 11 and I pull it thru hard (loamy soil) with a 65hp mahinda 6065 4wd had it in low 4th gear for the most part.

4wd lowers the hp requirement. I had a 30hp 2wd that struggled with a five shank, even with the tires loaded.

@@wbsims2996 Depends how deep you plan on going. 5 Shanks deep will press my 60 HP Massey. I don't understand how you are using a 5 shank with 30 HP! I also have 4WD. A tractor without 4WD is like a pick-up truck in 2WD...... unless all you property is dry and flat. Rule of thumb from all the farmers by me is 10HP per shank

@Rcol 4427 depends on what I am plowing. In Mt garden plots that I have been cultivating for 10+ years I go 8+ inches on the first pass, go much deeper when I finish with the 5 shank. I finish up with a 5ft tiller on my 2515h. In New ground or pasture I try to get the plow points buried the first time.

New to me tractor just getting a feel for it and I baby things. Not running the pto don't need the rpm's

Yes it was and those springs were a bit weaker I have modboard plowed a few times now. I have a new pull behind 5 shank chisel that should do better now.

I have a semi Mount 5 bottom John Deere in perfect condition all it needs is the tire on the back if you would like it I can get it for you for $800 it has no points moldboards are all good on it looks really good I will send you some pictures if you would like tomorrow

I mean it has new points spring trip it's to big for anything I have and a john Deere plow don't plow well with international tractor I have the float works different between the tractors

100hp have 2 now ones a new Holland

Thanks!

Your tractor did a good job!

You plow first and breaks the ground or turns the ground and leaves large chunks. Then you disk the ground which you will see in my vids breaks those chunks of dirt into a fine seed bed

Got it now. Thanks for explaining. Enjoying your videos.

+Miami 808 thanks for watching

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Morning. When do you use a molboard plow (terminology) vs a chisel plow? I have native pasture grass that I want to till and replant. Thanks

It pulled pretty hard on my 100hp 4x4 JD it was unplowed ground. I mean you can always unbolt tines and remove them. But I would say the 5 ft would be better for your tractor. Mines for sale.

I pull a 5 shank with my 2515h 4wd 25hp Pulls it good, does help to make multiple criss crossing passes. Ready to disc or till.

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Great thanks

Thanks for the input I am searching for a jd 7000 4 row no till I don't know how the tractor would handle a 6 row but maybe! Also in the market for a 30ft sprayer.

Or cultivate instead of spray. Better for the environment and the pocket book

@@JamesTyreeII No-till conserves and rebuilds top soil. Cutlivating, plowing, discing destroys top soil, among other things.

@@bobanderson6656 Thank you for replying. I took Pirma culture and I understand that. As a former pesticide applicator I also have come to understand how toxic chemicals are to plant life and soil and water quality so it’s definitely not good to save the soil structure from being destroyed while covering the crops in pesticides which are also toxic

Chris Bennett that’s what I do now. Good idea