Don it's sure diferent from when we hauled out the pile back in the 60's. We used two Deere ground drive spreaders, one was N and I think the other was an L. My sis pulled one with the 630 and I pulled the other one with the 35 A. He loaded with the 51 A and Caswell loader. Dad never let me haul with the 630 cause, me being a boy, I'd put her in 6th gear and fly down the dirt path. The 35 A only did 6 or 7 MPH. The 630 had power steering and eleectric start so my sis could handle it. I found out real fast to put my foot behind the flywheel on that old A to block the flying seed balls when I was driving through a thistle patch. Boy would they hurt when they hit the my face. The neighbor has a custom spreading outfit haul his piles with those big spreaders. I'd love to run one for a day. Jim
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