Posted by used red mn on September 29, 2018 at 22:59:39 from (172.4.160.89):
In Reply to: Chopping corn silage posted by ffreeb on September 29, 2018 at 17:45:20:
That’s what you get for abusing such a rare tractor, meaning JD never built a 4855. The last couple of series of the large frame Waterloo tractors were numbered 45.. 47.. 49.. by series ..55 & ..60. The series previous to those had the 4450, 4650 and 4850. I’m sure you just misquoted the actual model number. I know dang hair splitters any way!! I always liked helping with silage chopping. Rarely did it on our farm, and when we did it was small scale because at that time the largest tractor we had was a 60 hp 656. Helped a buddy who had a dairy with Deere’s that is mostly where my experience with the green ones came from.
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