Posted by big jt on November 30, 2018 at 14:17:40 from (66.172.206.221):
In Reply to: tractors on augers posted by caterpillar guy on November 30, 2018 at 06:24:59:
yep gonna have to retire the H from the Auger IMO. This is my experience. Used to run a 8 X 60 with a solid late model A John Deere. It just played with it. Went to a 10 X 60, the A handles it by choking back the doors on the wagons a little bit. Gives the A a workout and I still use it as the main tractor on the auger. I have run a 3020 on this auger which handles it with ease and the auger won't take much more than where I have things set for the A so what I am saying is the A handles the auger at almost full capacity. Just a nice workout for the old girl but if I try to run it full bore it won't handle things. I just put a little paint mark on all the wagons that I open the gates to and that is where I open the gates to.
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