Posted by Ron-MO on December 28, 2010 at 20:28:26 from (173.186.161.137):
In Reply to: Super C plowing posted by Dean Olson on December 28, 2010 at 17:01:05:
I have also plowed many acres with an 8N and a straight C years ago (still own both tractors), and plowing was a strong point of the N tractors, but dad and I plowed one field using both tractors - me on the C and dad on the N, and I could plow in 3rd pulling 2 14's and out run him on the N. I will admit it was a load for the C, and probably could not pull it under different soil conditions, but the tractor was on a fresh engine, and running well at the time. Normally we pulled the plow in 2nd with both tractors, however with me being about 13 or so at the time was trying to prove something then. Must not have hurt it, as it still runs pretty well and I am 51 now. I am betting it will outlive me as well.
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