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    Posted: 27 May 2017 at 8:44pm
Is this worth the effort to save? Dunham brand disc.  Picked up the end of the front gang, its not rusted out where its siting in the ground.  Value?
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In my area a  pull type disk like that in good condition is a $50 to $150 item at an auction.Even in a worn out condition they work good to cover seed a little after its broadcast I keep one parked at every deer plot.
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horse people love these type to disk their arenas.
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I started learning how to farm with an 8 foot Dunham, when I was 12! I pulled it with my Dad's 37 WC....................
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Originally posted by shameless dude shameless dude wrote:

horse people love these type to disk their arenas.


Nothing leaves the ground nicer than an old pull type disk in my opinion,I finish up the food plots by running the disk slightly cutting and then run the cultipacker over it.Almost always get a good stand.
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