Hugh the tires do not flex on this tractor, the hitch comes up.
As much as you want to believe it doesn't it does and I can film it if you want.
Did you ever notice in those tuff spots the front would tend to come up as the draft control was working but as the plow loses the suction and comes up the front would come back down.
That is one of the reasons for the draft control is to keep the front on the ground.
Even with a full rack on the front 1086 the front would come up till the plow came out of the ground.
The first picture is 19,000 lbs and 175 hp on 6-16's and the hitch will come up.
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