Posted by F-350 on December 22, 2009 at 08:57:04 from (67.142.166.28):
In Reply to: Tractor marketing posted by 4 bottem on December 21, 2009 at 10:11:30:
It all depends on the type of soil in your area.It plowed easy in my area.I knew of a Super 88 Oliver diesel that pulled a 5x14 Case plow very nicely. Several local 806's were pulling 6x16's.I had a neighbor that pulled a 6x14 Oliver trail plow with a AC 190XT. Another neighbor with a 1850 Oliver gas pulled a 6x16 Oliver plow.
If you had taken these tractors 10 miles north to a different type of soil they would have all taken 1-2 bottoms off and still had trouble.
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