Posted by mkirsch on April 18, 2014 at 04:52:00 from (65.199.189.6):
In Reply to: plows posted by kub6040 on April 17, 2014 at 22:13:12:
The 2-bottom plow for a 140 would be 2-12", as I recall.
I think IH said a 340 was a 3-plow tractor, and a 460 a 4-plow (14" bottoms). That was mounted or semi-mounted so the draft of the plow could be used to improve traction.
Realistically you need some pretty nice ground to be able to pull that much plow with those tractors. I know on the home farm there is NO way you could pull 4 bottoms with a 460, and it's actually too much plow for a 560.
Like WES says, there is no sense in pulling the guts out of these old tractors. Most old tractor plowing is done for fun these days. Even if you are doing it for money, you may be ahead by pulling 1 less bottom at a higher speed and reducing the strain on your tractor's old bones.
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