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Posted by TimWafer on May 17, 2005 at 17:58:07 from (4.157.29.92):
In Reply to: Traction Problems posted by TimWafer on May 17, 2005 at 07:08:35:

Thanks for all the responses and ideas. Here are some answers to the points raised. The tires are 14.9x 28. The tread looks very good to me. It�s a staggered long bar short bar pattern and yes they are facing correctly. (see picture) Both front and rear has been widened since this photo. The soil has a lot of clay in it but it has been abnormally dry here this spring. The plow is a 3 point hitch two bottom (converted 3 bottom) 14�. New points, landsides etc and I have a manual and feel its set up correctly although I am a novice. Not sure what is meant by the hitch going uphill? I have more problems with the disc than the plow but both are a problem. The disc has a self-leveling hitch. First time over it with the disc is very tough. You can�t go up hill at all with the disc down and barely can with it up at times. If fact this year I tried pulling it with my Cat D2. No traction problems but its an early model and doesn�t have the HP to pull it at a fast enough speed. Still it made the first go around easier. I have tried numerous combinations of throttle and gear selection. Usually the best seems to be 3rd gear with plenty of throttle. I checked the air pressure tonight and reduced it to 12lbs in each. One was 16 and the other 18. Tomorrow I am going to pick up an additional set of rear weights. Can I get wider tires to fit these rims? I think they are 13� wide. The wheels are power adjust. Can one put duals on such a setup? I just have never seen them on a tractor this small. Thanks again for all your help! Tim
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