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Re: will she pull it?
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on November 05, 2004 at 18:40:27 from (209.226.106.137):
In Reply to: will she pull it? posted by homer on November 04, 2004 at 19:21:54:
homer: You have the tractor, most plows that size are reducable by one bottom, so why no try it. If you later reduce it by one bottom, you have spare parts. I was faced with much the same, way back when, Farmall 656D and a 5x16 semi mount plow. I looked at all the rusted bolts in plow, set with time. after an hour of procrastinating, I said to my hired hand," go try and plow that clay hill behind the barn." He did and it did, and 656 plowed 250 acres per year for 15 years pulling 5x16, always. Your not going to top the 3.5 mph by much, but hey you don't break much at 3.5 mph. Your 1650 pulling that 5x16 plow at 3.5 mph will plow more land per hour than pulling 4x16 at 5 mph.
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