Posted by IH fan on April 16, 2009 at 06:13:26 from (69.155.40.240):
In Reply to: Plow in a pickup bed posted by mkirsch on April 15, 2009 at 05:55:21:
mkirsch said: Besides, these are old tractors and we're plowing with them for the fun of it. No sense in working the snot out of them. A Super H will pull 2-14s easily with little risk of breaking anything.
Didn't think of it from the aspect of these older tractors and probably parts availability, etc. When Dad had his H, I imagine parts were easier to find. At the time, mid-late '70s, he was also pretty much a "hobby farmer", 100 acres with 60 of that tillable, and was not hard soil to work.
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