Bob, therein lies the rub: You've got a hard spot that could REALLY stand to be busted up, but you can't keep the plow in the ground to bust it up. If you could just drag the plow through that spot, just once, the problem would be solved for a few years at least, right?
I guess that's what a subsoiler is for...
I've also observed that it's not a matter of wheel spin. If anything, the draft pulls up on the plow just BEFORE the wheels start to spin. When the tractor loses traction, the force being applied to the plow drops. The draft sensor sees this as a reduction in load and would tend to drop the plow in deeper.
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