To answer your Question, I'm sure it varies by soil type, but in my expirence, the faster you can plow, the smoother and nicer job you will do. Of course, there is a limit. Once you start to really throw the dirt, as in past the intended furrow, that's not a good thing. And I don't like to plow any faster than I can Sustain. Meaning if I can run in say 3rd for a while and have to shift down or use the TA quite often, then it is time to consider 2nd gear. I don't like to use the TA unless I have to. It's nice to have, but, I don't like running continously in TA. You don't have that problem, anyway.
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