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Re: H vs JD 70 D plowing
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Posted by CNKS on May 09, 2004 at 14:08:56 from (207.178.96.211):
In Reply to: H vs JD 70 D plowing posted by riverbend on May 08, 2004 at 20:11:10:
As several people have said, those are two very different tractors. You said you wanted reliablity. Unless you are plowing very shallow, or in very light soil 3rd is going to fry your valves. Pull in 2nd and forget about your friend. From a stop, set at full throttle and let out the clutch. Does the H reach full rpm in a few seconds and stay there? If not you are damaging your engine and need to shift down a gear, do this as soon as it lugs down, don't wait thinking it will soon be out of the hard spot.
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