Mkirsch, The draft control on the IH works very well, at the forward end of the height lever is the response speed control. When set properly it will keep a constant load on the tractor and you will seldom notice the action, except if you have heavy gumbo and sand in the same field. Then you can either not use it or adjust the draft lever as the ground changes. I have plowed many thousands of acres with both a 5 bottom Model 70 pull type and a 5 bottom model 700 semi-mounted, it beats me how anybody could have an arguement that one is better than the other. Good luck, Chuck
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