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Re: Draft - Tractor Size Question
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Posted by paul on September 28, 2003 at 18:12:51 from (209.23.145.55):
In Reply to: Draft - Tractor Size Question posted by Bill on September 27, 2003 at 18:31:46:
Over 4 bottoms, and the plow gets too long & heavy for true 3-point hookup. Most plows are 2-point, hooking up to the lower arms, and _can_ use draft sensing, but a lot of us farmers don't bother, as these big plows stay in the ground, & diesel has a nice tork curve to handle the hard spots. Also, if you get over 5 bottoms, you need the tractor centered over to the left so far you almost have to run on-land, not in the furrow. --->Paul
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