Worst year i can remember was 1970 , rain set in and would not let up we would get maybe three days with no rain , back then my buddy and i had a Farmall M with a hopped up engine and a two row mounted New Idea with a 12 roll bed it has 13.6 x 38's with good tread and it did ok for a while but even with the extra power fighting the MUD she did not have enough so we pulled it off the M and swapped it and the ft end over onto my buddy's 450 D for more power and wider tires NOt the best idea we ever came up with BUT hey . And the fields got softer and getting stuck was never ending , we put the M D up on blocks and pulled the back tires and wheels off moved the wheels in on my 450 D and put the M D's wheels and hubs on my 450 for duals and MORe weight for dragging the picker out . We give up and tried to wait on frost that never came just more MUD . Neighbor had a 319 one row and we had a brand new Case 310 G dozer with three point and PTO an whoppen whole 29 Hp and that is how we picked the last 90 + acres one row at a time in first gear and at times had both 450's hooked to the 310 , sometimes it took longer to travel the head lands then to go down the rows. When spring came oh man what a total mess we had with ruts it is a wonder we did not totally destroy those tractors tryen to work the ground .
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