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Plowing with the 1650

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MH

04-12-2005 07:48:25




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Just wanted to say thanks to everyone that posted advice on setting up a 1650 to plow. It pulled the plow just fine. I am going to keep a eye out for wheel weights(slipped a little). Other than that I was very happy with it.
Thanks,
Matthew




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Don-wi

04-12-2005 19:11:37




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 Re: Plowing with the 1650 in reply to MH, 04-12-2005 07:48:25  
Are the rear's loaded? If not, go for it and put some fluid in. As long as the tubes are good, it won't hurt the rims. Did the front end come up at all? how many weights on the front?
Donovan from Wisconsin



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MH

04-13-2005 05:01:47




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 Re: Plowing with the 1650 in reply to Don-wi, 04-12-2005 19:11:37  
The rears are loaded and we have 5 weights on the front (2 stack weights and 3 flat bolt ons). The front stayed on the ground pretty well.



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Don-Wi

04-13-2005 20:09:12




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 Re: Plowing with the 1650 in reply to MH, 04-13-2005 05:01:47  
Sounds like youi've got plenty of weight, if it slips a little that ain't a bad thing. That's a pretty good size plow on that tractor. We pull a 4-16 plow w/ our 1855. Have the base, 1 stack and 4 slab weights and that keeps her on the ground. W/ only one of each the front was picking up constantly, and with the extra base and stack from my 1600 it still wanted to come up a little. I bought 3 more stack weights from Mike O, and that did the trick. Also have the weights back for the 1600 now. Grandpa only pulled 3-16's w/ that tractor back in the day.
Donovan from Wisconsin

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Pawel

04-12-2005 11:50:54




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 Re: Plowing with the 1650 in reply to MH, 04-12-2005 07:48:25  
Good stuff!



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