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Re: Oliver 1850, what size plow can I pull?
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Posted by A.P. on February 10, 2005 at 04:38:05 from (66.192.235.211):
In Reply to: Oliver 1850, what size plow can I pull? posted by OliverGuy on February 09, 2005 at 14:42:54:
The 1850, 4020, 190XT, etc. were all considered five bottom (16") bottoms in our area. The area had a mix of light to heavy clay soil. I also depends on how fast you are plaqnning on plowing. These tractors normally used plows that worked best between 3 and 4 mph (second gear on the 1850). Newer plows are designed to be pulled faster to turn the soil over correctly. As a result, they take more power. Irom on the plow tends to wear out faster when you plow faster.
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