Posted by Tx Jim on September 20, 2012 at 09:15:51 from (67.142.163.21):
In Reply to: most effeicent tractor posted by Kyle (nwpa) on September 19, 2012 at 01:28:28:
Mark
Having worked for a JD dealer and with plenty of experience delivering/demonstrating JD tractors from 70's through the late 80's I'd have to see to believe that a 57 pto HP MFWD of any brand can pull a 14 shank chisel 5-6"s deep in anything but sugar sand but certainly not CLAY. When you state 5-6"s is that measuring from the bottom of gauge wheels to the ground??????? I've witnessed farmers ""inaccurately measure a chisels plowing depth"" by how high the soil was kicking up on the shanks.
Yes I fully understand the advantages of MFWD over 2 WD but I also fully understand the advantages of a tractor weighing over twice as much pulling same size plow.
This post was edited by Tx Jim at 03:23:13 09/21/12 2 times.
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