Posted by IA ROY on May 23, 2016 at 09:13:34 from (72.168.161.94):
In Reply to: bushels for 856 posted by Cpacy on May 23, 2016 at 08:36:44:
I wouldn't be afraid to pull 400 bushels behind an 856. I certainly would suggest that the wagons would have brakes and the tractor brakes work well. I would suggest not pulling more than 2 wagons. That said, I worked for a guy that pulled 6 wagons of oats a little over 200 bushels each to the elevator with an 806, 856 or 966 over 40 years ago. He had about a mile to go over fairly flat ground. A little over 1200 bushels total. He said he pulled it in 1st high about 6 or 7 mph. Ground was dry and hard in the field. I think he was pretty foolish. I don't think any of the wagons had brakes, they were pretty small and brakes were not very common. Others would have more up to date opinions.
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