i would put on 3 sets of weights and see how much tire slippage you have. you want a little, but not so you are noticeably slipping, if that makes sense. you won't need to load the tires for a 2 bottom plow. the front frame wts are a good idea but probably not necessary. as to speed, are there dead men in the field? if you hit one with the fh plow that has the big spring on the top, you will get real acquainted with the steering wheel, or worse, break the plow. something to consider, anyway. try turning the crank on the fh lift arm to get the plow to tilt to the right as much as possible. it may help to get the sod to roll over.
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