Posted by Bill VA on August 24, 2017 at 01:52:49 from (216.24.79.193):
What is the most acreage you've plowed with a MF 135, Ford 3000, Olover 550 type utility tractor? 2 or 3 bottom plow, sod or prior worked field, like a corn field?
I assume tractors like my Farmall 756 were stout enough to plow from daylight to dark, day in/out maxed - year after year.
Not sure these utilities could do that? Or could they?
Thinking about trying to plow a piece of recovered pasture this fall (assuming the rocks don't foil the effort). It's about 10 acres. I'd like to use my MF50 diesel with my 3 - 12" bottom plow. I can move up in hp to my JD or Farmall, but the MF is handy and most fuel efficient.
Utilities - will they hold-up plowing all day, day in/out for smaller acreage/farms?
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