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Re: Insane Plowing
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Posted by RodInNS on November 28, 2006 at 10:10:45 from (142.177.110.143):
In Reply to: Re: Insane Plowing posted by nw_bearcat on November 28, 2006 at 07:26:08:
Yes, I think so too. I remember reading about both of those. I didn't see the vid as I can't get that site up for some reason, but if it's the one from about 5 years ago, then I read about it. If I recall correctly, the Massey demonstration outploughed the quadtrac. Massey wasn't running a stock tractor though, from what I recall. They were dragging 7 or more behind, and pushing a bunch ahead, had the engine turned for every foot pound it was worth, and the tractor sensored to death to monitor it. However, they did prove that draft control can be a much more efficient system than brute power. The only difference was that the quadtrac will do that day after day all it's life, and what Massey did was a one of... I think in both cases they pushed their field efficiency to about the limit too... Rod
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