Posted by LarryT on October 11, 2011 at 17:22:47 from (174.56.65.35):
I have a IH 1206D and I am in New Mexico. Upper and middle Rio Grande valley. I have a 16" 3 bottom rollover. I see this same tractor on youtube pulling 7 or 9 bottoms and going like its backside is on fire. How deep are you guys plowing back there? I am usually down around 16 to 20 inches in what we call chalice you all may call it clay, (leave out the loam) and it is working the dickens out my machine. The turbo is blowing, the rpm is up and every once in a while I have to grab the TA. I am in Low 3rd. My tires are loaded along with 600Lbs. on each wheel and 1000Lbs. of what we call satchel weights on the front. Thanks. Just curious. LarryT
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