Ford 204 Disc?

[slvr98svt]

I can't seem to find any info on what I would assume to be a Ford model 204 disc. From what I am told it is a 12' wide transport. Here are a couple pictures, I am going with the 204 because that it was the stickers are? But I can only seem to find 200, 205, 219, 220 etc, no 204?

Can someone give me some insight on this thing?

Thanks,
-Matt

 

[sweettractors]

That # don't ring a bell, however, a disc's condition is pretty straight forward. If the bearings/boxings, blades, scrappers are good and there is not a lot of old weld repairs, you have a good sound disc harrow. Ken Sweet

 

[slvr98svt]

That's kind of what I was thinking, however it is about a 6 hour drive from me so I want to know if there is anything unusual about it before I make the drive.

Thanks

 

[sweettractors]

Transporting that big boy may create a problem. Maybe you can take out the tongue and load it sideways? Ken Sweet

 

[slvr98svt]

Yeah I'm not sure. I want to make sure it's worth it for me to travel that far before I go driving!

 

[sweettractors]

Yeah I'm not sure. I want to make sure it's worth it for me to travel that far before I go driving!

The bigger discs are less expensive than the smaller discs (6-8 ft) because of supply and demand. That 12 footer is on the big side and with all being good about it and on roller bearings, $600-$800 would be a fair price. If it is on Boxing type bearings and needs work, you could be looking at $300-$400. Hope this helps. Ken Sweet

 

[slvr98svt]

Helps a ton, thanks! This is going to be getting used on atleast 40-50 acres so the bigger the better!