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ChadS
09-05-2007 06:26:26
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Re: farmall m puller in reply to 1965lonewolf, 09-04-2007 15:54:32
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Ya got too much power for the weight of the tractor. On dirt or asphalt, a low HP engine will walk all over a higher HP tractor. Thats why you see ALOT of the high HP tractors in the heavier classes. Its not about power in deadweight pulling. Its about weight placement, and the proper application of strength to move the immovable object. 2 opinions of what to do,,,, 1, is to detune your tractor to where it will hook up, 2, is to jump up a weight class and try to balance it out. You must plant the wheels to the ground to get that first hard bite to set things in motion, too much throttle and you spin, everytime. Hitches in deadweight,,,, well, they put em up underneath the tractor as far as they can, since there is not much of a set dimention from the center of the rerar axle. If your running a 18X20 drawbar like the transfer sled, the tractors that have the hook point up close will hook up and plant the tires way before a tractor with a 18X20 setup hitch. It pulls harder downwards with the hook point so close to the rear axle. Just my opinion,,, ChadS www.thetractorshop.com
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