We run a 10 x either 65 or 71 foot Fetrl with a 1950 JD A. Tractor is strong but not souped up. If I want to I can kill the tractor but I control how much goes in. Just put a mark on all the wagons to know where to open the gate to. If I exceed it very much the tractor will bog down. Came real close to making that mistake the first time we got that auger. Don"t know how much more the auger would take if we had the ponies on it but it seems to be a nice match.
Oh we are filling a 10,000 bu bin with 18 foot sides, wet corn but haven"t put up anything much over 20% with it.
I have had people tell me our A wouldn"t be enough but it is, just need to be careful, lucky I don"t have any hired help. To that end I think a B would really be pushing it.
Really swallows the corn and we can"t leave a 300 bu wagon unattended coz it will be empty by the time you turn around.
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