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Re: WD45 power
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CHALMERSBOB
12-28-2002 18:14:05
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Tom Miller
01-01-2003 16:59:16
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Re: Re: WD45 power in reply to CHALMERSBOB, 12-28-2002 18:14:05
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When pulling the snap coupler plows, the draft of the plow would put more weight to the rear wheels and putting more power to the ground. With the assisstance of the hydralic pump to keep adjusting to the changing amount of pull on the plow would let you keep your focus in front of the tractor. With all the weight being transferred to the rear wheels, you could plow all day in 3rd gear with a 4-bottom plow and not have to keep adjusting the depth, just let the tractor do the work. Thats what there for!
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