Posted by George22 on September 18, 2007 at 19:02:09 from (71.58.186.217):
we had our Farmall A for many years, the engine was over 60 years old with no work done to it except for new plugs, and it could drag a cedar tree deadweight that weighed 4 times as much as it did. We used to use it to drag trees down to the woods all the time. It would struggle a little, even in low gear. High gear it couldn't even make it up the back hill unloaded. Now we got it rebuilt as a Super A, it has 22 horsepower and can go up the same hill in high gear with a trailer full of firewood. It can also drag trees of the size i mentioned before in 3rd gear with minimal effort. My question is, exactly how heavy of a load is too heavy? If it will pull it, is it safe to do so?
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