Posted by 730 virgil on November 15, 2009 at 12:46:40 from (69.19.14.17):
In Reply to: Re: corn harvest pics. posted by billonthefarm on November 15, 2009 at 04:31:06:
i worked for couple of brothers that had a 4520. whata horse. we even used it to rake hay a few times when all the other tractors were tied up talk about overkill. we used it in winter to haul barn manure ever day. big new idea spreader needed a big horse to plow thru snow drifts. in the spring it pulled 5-16 plow about 5-6 miles per hour. before anyone belilttes it here in nw ill we have varities of soil from good black to good awful yellow clay that dries up to bricks if not worked right. that stuff will bring a tractor to it's knees
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