Just got my first 4wd this past summer. I use a pull type spreader and the fields are hilly here. Some of those fields I wouldn't go on with a 2wd tractor. The spreader would push to hard on the hills. I can spread them all now. The tractor I got is a Deutz Fahr Agroplus 87 and also has 4 wheel braking. Very nice feature for pulling a spreader on hilly ground.
I just finished subsoiling some pasture and we've been in drought here the last 8 out of 10 years. Last time these pasture fields were worked up was in 1968 so the soil was very hard. I used 4wd on all of it. I started out in 2 wd but before I went 50 ft. I switched on the 4wd. Went from 2mph in 2wd to 4.5 in 4wd.
I think the 4 wd rides better too. In fields and roads. This tractor will run 30mph on the highway and rides far better than all the 2wd tractors I've had.
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