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190xt vs. chisel plow
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    Posted: 14 Aug 2010 at 8:12pm

What size chisel plow is everyone pulling with a 190xt.  I'm lookin for one to pull with a series 3 tractor.  Any advise is appreciated.
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My Dad had a 19 foot Grahem Haeme when he had his 190xt. I think it was plenty for the tractor...hope this helps, TREV.
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We use to pull a 10 shank pull type chisel 10' and 19' brady field cultivator with our series III. Handles the chisel good but the fiel cult. was plenty for it. Hope this helps good luck.
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I pull a 9 shank old Krause. So old it is badged Minneapolis Moline but the castings are Krause. Worked well in 5th gear and run deep with 3" twisted shovels.
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I pull a 9 shank 1600 series about 12" deep with my Series III.
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We used to pull a 9 shank mounted chisle with twisted points and an 18.5' mounted field cultivator and later a 21' pull type with our series III.
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