Posted by The Dukester on December 23, 2011 at 10:28:28 from (209.86.226.54):
In Reply to: W-9 for plowing?? posted by Earl -IL on December 22, 2011 at 13:52:17:
I only got to use a W-9 for just a few hours plowing and disking, but I honesly felt that even though it was bigger and heavier than the W-6 I had spent many, many, hours on, being a tractor on our farm, the W-9 handled a little easier because of it's bigger front wheels and wider front and rear tread and it rode a lot easier too. The brakes, clutch, and shifting took a little more effort though. The W-6 was "souped up" to over 50 horsepower and pulled it's 3-16 in. plow pretty easily while the W-9 worked pretty hard pulling it's 4-14's....but actually it probably didn't have much, if any, more power than the W-6 had.
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