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Read articles →A first-use session with an 8-foot pull-type disc on a horse arena, covering real troubleshooting: the disc wouldn't track straight, and Tim walks through multiple gang-angle adjustments until it behaves. He also shares a useful weight-per-blade comparison (pull-type vs. 3-point disc). The second half is loader work moving a large manure pile in tight, muddy conditions. Best for compact tractor owners curious about pull-type disc setup and adjustment.
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The front gangs were set too aggressive, causing it to pull hard left; backing off the front gangs two notches and then the rear gangs two notches fixed the pulling problem.
The pull-type disc used here is about ninety pounds per blade, while three-point hitch discs are usually thirty to forty pounds per blade, so the pull-type cuts better.
AG R-1 tires were preferred because the tread cleans much better and gets much better traction than other tire types, aside from rice tires which are even more aggressive.
