Posted by wisbaker on February 24, 2012 at 19:34:12 from (207.118.140.62):
In Reply to: What can an H do? posted by Eric Allen on February 24, 2012 at 17:50:26:
Ran a NH super 66 with an H for a few years, we upgraded to a Super M and a JD 24T. A few times we ended up running the 24T with the H, But we were much better off with the Super M or even the JD A. The H would pull it and the wagon but we had to slow down some and the old girl was really snorting to get everything spinning to get to work. Mowing- don't know we used a new idea 30A and usually used the H to mow and rake, the A to tote wagons and the Super Mon the baler, in the spring Super M plowing, A discing and H planting
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