Disc how much

[void777]

How big of a disc can I work with a ym2000 fairly soft ground until August :confused3:

 

[clemsonfor]

5 foot will be the max and then that depends on how heavy aND how many and what size disks. But assuming a very light say like Howse model you probably will have to control the depth or else it will han you up.

My LMC disk is about 4.5ft wide and has I think it's 12 disks 16" in diameter. And when there cutting and buried up to the axles it's all my tractor wants.

 

[jeff9366]

How much does your tractor weigh?
How much horsepower?
2-WD or 4-WD?
Rear tires filled with air or liquid?

 

[kenmac]

it will help to load your tires too

 

[clemsonfor]

He has a YM2000 if I am not mistaken. So it's 24 engine HP. Weighs about 1800 pounds unbalsted and is 2wd.

 

[clemsonfor]

My tires are loaded as well with mine.

 

[jeff9366]

He has a YM2000 if I am not mistaken. So it's 24 engine HP. Weighs about 1800 pounds unballasted and is 2wd.

MAYBE could pull Disc Harrow with 16" diameter pans for Secondary Tillage; i.e.: leveling plow furrows or working a kitchen garden annually. Implement only as wide as outside-to-outside tire width.
OP says soft ground, so draft force will be high.
DH1048: http://www.landpride.com/ari/attach/lp/public/specs/322-013s.pdf

Tractor does not have enough weight nor horsepower to pull a Disc Harrow for Primary Tillage; i.e.: breaking ground.
Primary Tillage requires pans of 22" diameter or greater.

Better to shop for a PTO powered roto-tiller.

Roto-Tillers and Disc Harrows are both soil mixing and smoothing equipments.

 

[void777]

2 wd tires are foam filled was filled before i bought it wt 1500lb + fill

 

[void777]

guessing on the wt

 

[void777]

Guess its time to look for a rotor tiller it might be best idea thanks for the help people.