Well i have seen and even run a 560 Farmall with 5x14's , when i started out i pulled 3x14's with my 450 D and my buddy was pulling 4x14's with his 450 , the next year i got rid of the 311's and went with 540 4 bottoms and i pulled them in the same gear just as fast as the three bottoms . when the 806 came out the guy i worked for bought the first one sold around here and it came with 5x16 semi mounts and you could run along in low 4 to high 1 , my uncle a week later bought the second one sold and a new set of five bottom 16's for it . But they did claim that they were a 5-6 bottom tractor . They also claimed the 706 was a 4-5 plow and i have never done it but i know of a guy that was pulling 5x16's with his 706
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