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Re: Moving up from H to M
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Posted by paul on August 20, 2003 at 13:47:38 from (206.10.55.165):
In Reply to: Moving up from H to M posted by waynekittler on August 20, 2003 at 07:40:10:
Did you mean 2-16 plow????? No way on a 4-16, even a hard pull for the bigger tractors you mentioned. I gave an 85 hp tractor a real workout with a 4-16, now I have 135 hp on a 4-18. Planter would work fine with the H even, the disk would be fine on an M most of the time. --->Paul
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