Posted by T in NE on December 02, 2016 at 23:58:52 from (97.32.64.242):
In Reply to: That was HEAVY!!!!! posted by JD Seller on December 02, 2016 at 17:04:56:
I used to pull an 8 wide 5 high Merritt. Two good piles of corn in front, one in back, pretty close to 80,000.
Then the guy I was working for would pull the 8'6" wide, 6 high, Merritt under the auger and put the same 3 piles on. 100,000.
Last year on the last wheat field, they had 65,000 on it, and a half a load on the cart. Then he dumped the 9770, and the half load from the cart in it. I was told the old 400 N14 couldn't pull high range.
I'd have looked at the load and gone home.
But then he wonders why his trailers always need welded up and why his 5th wheel breaks. This summer they twisted the kingpin off the smaller trailer.
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