Posted by Roy in UK on June 24, 2014 at 00:23:45 from (86.128.15.17):
In Reply to: Re: Odd tractor posted by s.crum on June 22, 2014 at 07:13:40:
I seem to remember Doe's recommended that you have The bull gears turned around after 2000 hours. Excuse me but who would want to bugger about like that! Having said that I have seen them working at vintage tractor demonstrations, ( A 'plow day' if you like) One I remember was pulling a 5 furrow plow on some wet and heavy land, the tractor in front was a 4 wheel drive 100 hp County pulling a similar sized plow. When County reached the damp patch the driver had to lift the plow up a bit to get through , but The Doe Triple D just snarled a little bit louder and went through it like a hot knife through butter!
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