White 2-155 Planted three feet deep

I asked for advice on buying a white 2-155 a couple months ago. Not sure it was the best idea, but I bought it. Needed a tractor right away. Tractor is very nice, runs good, very thirsty, the 4wd builds a false sense of security...
Perhaps I should have known better it was the first of Feb.
In case the link doesn"t work I posted this in the stuck photos section.
Also, thanks for all the advice earlier. Just because I bought the 155 doesn"t mean I didn"t think pretty hard about a 4-210.

This was me with the 2-85. If you look to the right of the picture, you can see the tracks from a 2-wheel drive 2-105 where he blew right past me.He was pulling the same size load as me. I did'nt go down their anymore after that. I let the hired hand finish up down their.

It's cabbage leaves. After we cut the corn, we spread the cabbage leaves, then plow them under.

Here's the pic.

Been there, done that. :) We still have a couple feet of frost & getting 8 or so inches of snow this evening. So I still have time to think about sinking my equipment.

--->Paul

Couple years ago I was combining & sunk it into the bleeding spring. Dern, shoulda known about that. Took 2 hours to get it out - I'm a 1-man band, so pulled it with a tractor, rock it out 4 inches at a time, between cabs, lock & unlock combine brakes, shorten chain, etc. The pulling tractor needs to roll down the dirt it throws up, or I get it stuck too, so a _lot_ of cab climbing.

All wore out, so go to the other side of the field where it was going well, so I get a rest. 1/2 way down the row, she sinks. In deep again. Walk back to the tractor, start rocking & cab climbing.....

All right next to the county road of course.

--->Paul