Posted by Bryce Frazier on December 27, 2013 at 21:50:55 from (67.142.182.20):
I have my John Deere B in the shop doing a little touch up on it, and I got into an argument with a friend of mine that was down for dinner this evening (also the one that wants me to restore his NAA). He said that his NAA would go faster in 4th gear, than my JD would in 6th, I told him he could borrow my manure spreader... :) But in all seriousness, how fast will my tractor go? I know my JD 40T does 13, and my B will pull away from it, but I have never opened it up! I have a 1947, early styled, JD B, with 10 x 38 tires, and a 6 speed trans. I looked on Tractor Data, and it says top speed for a 6 speed is 10MPH, and I know that isn't true, so what do you guys think that it will do? I am guessing 14-18, and I am sure that will smoke a NAA. ;) Bryce
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