Posted by IH fan on December 28, 2010 at 20:56:37 from (76.92.124.221):
In Reply to: Super C plowing posted by Dean Olson on December 28, 2010 at 17:01:05:
Been there and done that!!
Dad bought a new SC with a F-H 2x14" plow, 7' disk and other F-H equipment in March of '56 (left over new from '54). 1956 thru '58, it was all we had to farm 100 acres, with 20 -25 acres to plow, disk and plant to corn, and I did the field work while Dad worked off the farm. Then in the fall of '58 he added a bigger tractor and corn picker (JD 60/227) and we added more land and a 3x14" plow and 10' disk in '59 and '60 until I left home for the service in Jan. '61. Still plowed with the SC when both of us were home.
I thought when properly set up, it did a fine job of plowing. It was handy to be able to do all the plow adjusting from the seat with the Touch-Control.
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