Posted by mkirsch on September 19, 2008 at 06:50:24 from (128.222.37.21):
In Reply to: 720 plow posted by steveormary on September 19, 2008 at 06:04:24:
It all depends on the ground. Back when I was little, Dad plowed with a 756 gas and 4-14s. It was a constant struggle.
He upgraded to a 1066 and 5-16. Even that doesn't pull all that well. Shredded a set of rear tires long before they were worn out. Fully loaded 20.8 radials with calcium and four sets of weights, still spinning. Lighter was worse.
The 5240 Maxxum 4x4 pulls 5-16 better than anything else.
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