Posted by mark on June 30, 2008 at 07:24:38 from (172.163.202.56):
In Reply to: Re: Ford plow posted by Jeff-oh on June 30, 2008 at 07:12:43:
Evidently the majority of people in the US have very light and friable sand or loamy soils. However, here in eastern KY, 90% of the soil is clay and there is no way this side Hell, that a 9N Ford is going to successfully pull 2 bottoms. If you had 2-12" and pulled in first gear...you might get by as long as conditions were perfect. Now.....who wants to poke along in 1st gear and how often are conditions perfect?
A single 16" would be perfect.....easier to pull, kinder on your clutch and you"re not out to win any speed contests anyway.
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