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Re: proper plow for a 300 or M?
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on December 20, 2003 at 19:22:16 from (209.226.106.35):
In Reply to: proper plow for a 300 or M? posted by Michael on December 20, 2003 at 16:48:19:
Michael: My dad plowed for years with 2x14 Little Genius No.8 behind W4, H and later 300. While it was load enough for W4 and H, with the 300 you hardly knew it was back there. I later bought a No.60 3x16 and plowed a good many acres with it behind 300. I also had a No.60 4x16 I used behind 560D. I will say 560 handled 4 bottom easier than 300 did the three bottom. I have worked these two plows in same field together and will say 560 didn't chase the 300. The 300 just worked a bit harder. My last plow was a 5x16 semi mount I pulled with 656D. My soil was a sandy loam, and there are harder soils to plow.
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