Posted by Pete76NY on April 23, 2012 at 21:58:35 from (66.194.51.226):
Sry took so long, been away from the 'puter a couple o days, but to answer your question: I'm hauling a JD 555 3-14" hydraulic plow. The old girl will haul a 4-14" and has hauled a 4-16" but I finally got over my testosterone overload, and now see that my Father was right all along: "we are doing this for fun, not a living, why make 'em work so hard?" so now I usually take it easy on the tractors, alot of work went into 'em (not to mention $$$$) so about the only time any of 'em strain too much is on the sled occasionally! Ground was pretty hard here in So. Tier of NY Sat...lots of guys had a hard time gettin' the plows in the ground and keepin' them there...now after 2 days of rain, ground would be perfect!
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