Posted by 3/9semfi on June 05, 2019 at 05:39:19 from (67.3.12.225):
I m going to purchase a late 40 s Ford 9N to use on my hunting land. The land I purchased is old homesteads. They once were fields and are now full of grass mounds and between most of the grass mounds it hold water. I dug up below to get to the soil to do a soil test and the soil is sandy clay. This filed was worked in the 40 s but hasn t been since. My question is, will my 9N pull a 14" 2 bottom plow through this old field? We will be mowing the grass knobs down as low as possible prior to plowing. In my research, the Dearborn 14" 2 bottom plow was designated for the 9N. The 9N I m purchasing is in great shape. I m certain there are so many other variables involved as well. Yet, as I mentioned the soil is sandy clay. If I m able to use a 2 bottom plow like I m hoping i can. I live in northern mn and would be in the market for a Dearborn plow.....if anybody has one. I appreciate the help
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