I had an old Oliver 3 -14 bottom plow. it could have been 16, but Im pretty sure it was 14. I had no problems pulling it in 3rd gear with my M, but it has M&W pistons. It did fine unless I set it up too deep and it hit the red clay. (9 - 12" deep) BUT I have another M that wouldnt pull it 4 inches deep! It has the 4" overbore kit, but flat top pistons. I never got to try it on my 40 M with pretty much the same set up as the first M, I sold the plow. I do have what dad called a "lightweight" 7 shank scarifier that all 3 Ms pulled very well at about 7 - 8 inches, but the Non M&W M doesnt do well in unplowed soil. Id be willing to bet the MD would pull it better than the Super M and M.
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