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Re: Web site for Farmall M implements?
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Posted by Rootsy on May 23, 2007 at 11:03:13 from (24.176.33.123):
In Reply to: Re: Web site for Farmall M implements? posted by georgeky on May 22, 2007 at 11:16:13:
Sure she will... I have a #60 4-16 that I tug along with my M from time to time, 2nd gear, 3rd in light sandy soil... I also have 4 weights per axle hanging out there... I am not short of power just traction due to lack of weight w/ non loaded 15.5 x 38's. My #70 3-16 won't pull the ole girl down in 2nd unless i hit something unmovable, then she'll just spin out... 3rd gear will work her a bit in heavy clay where traction isn't a whole lot of an issue... A stock M probably won't handle the #70 with any sort of tact... but most M's are actually super M to super M+ in power these days... My 1950 M, C248 block w/ 4" firecraters and rocket governor turning C281 RPM's will pull pretty well in the field.
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