Posted by Hugh MacKay on April 05, 2008 at 20:38:52 from (209.226.247.131):
In Reply to: Hey You Smart Guys! posted by Allan In NE on April 05, 2008 at 05:30:11:
Allan: I pulled, wheel up a Bush Hog with 88-20" blades on 20.8x38 duals with no chloride or wheel weights. I did use some front end weight. It hiked along in 4th, only ever needed to use TA for slow down. It was between 20' and 22'.
Not sure I agree with Gary's reasoning, now I realize you are talking 686, however my 656 never hit 2 IMP GPH on 44-20" blades. My 1066 did burn more than 6 IMP GPH on the 88 blade disk. Probably closer to 8 GPH
This is why I call large chassis 66 and 86 series two wheel drive tractors, YESTERDAY'S TRACTORS. They were not near as efficient as the tractors that preceeded them. If you folks are so all fired up about efficiency and getting good hourly pay for your time, split the tractor in the middle, put on 8-20.8x42 and install 350-400 hp engine. Then just buy up bigger chunks of Iowa and Nebraska.
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