Fallon
Super Member
Kubota L3200 HST, 32hp, I think its running 3,800 lbs with the loader on & R4 tires filled.
I've been keeping an eye on Craigslist for a bit on 3pt disks & getting ready to actually go hunting finally. There's a good chance I'll use it to get my 5 acres in shape, then end up selling it, or keeping it, who knows. Pulling the subsoiler through things right now & realizing it's taking a log more grunt in the over grazed & compacted pasture area than the little overgrown area I did behind the barn. We have a decent bit of clay around.
I've been eyeing a 6.5' Buhler if I can talk them down a bit. But I'm wondering if a 20 disk 6.5' will end up being more than my L3200 can handle. The other options are a handfull of 5' or 6' King Kutter disks both new & used that seem to be all over.
I'm also thinking about buying or renting a tiller. Probably a bit slower than a disk, but I can just take it slow with the HST & I'm only looking at 5 acres. I figure renting a tiller for a week would end up costing as much as I'd lose flipping a disk or tiller in a couple years.
Devin
I've been keeping an eye on Craigslist for a bit on 3pt disks & getting ready to actually go hunting finally. There's a good chance I'll use it to get my 5 acres in shape, then end up selling it, or keeping it, who knows. Pulling the subsoiler through things right now & realizing it's taking a log more grunt in the over grazed & compacted pasture area than the little overgrown area I did behind the barn. We have a decent bit of clay around.
I've been eyeing a 6.5' Buhler if I can talk them down a bit. But I'm wondering if a 20 disk 6.5' will end up being more than my L3200 can handle. The other options are a handfull of 5' or 6' King Kutter disks both new & used that seem to be all over.
I'm also thinking about buying or renting a tiller. Probably a bit slower than a disk, but I can just take it slow with the HST & I'm only looking at 5 acres. I figure renting a tiller for a week would end up costing as much as I'd lose flipping a disk or tiller in a couple years.
Devin