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Re: Best Tractor for this job......................
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Posted by Jimbob...More Info, please read on February 08, 2003 at 07:10:38 from (207.89.249.19):
In Reply to: Best Tractor for this job...................... posted by Jimbob on February 07, 2003 at 20:56:59:
In search of a 'wifes' tractor I have this info... A Ford 1715 27hp tractor with 4-wheel drive & in low-low range could barely pull the 'spike' type culivator. The wheels spun a lot on dry sandy loam. The Ford 961 pulled it with ease- no spinning of wheels either. Perhaps the AC D-12 is too light weight, and a MF 35 the minimum sized tractor? It now appears 25 to 30hp is fine with proper gearing, weight is the factor. Anyone?
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