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Okay to Plow low side of TA?
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Posted by Tom Harvey on October 21, 2006 at 07:45:01 from (71.241.209.47):
I am doing alot of plowing with my 656 Diesel I normally plow in 2nd high. I am using a 18" two bottom sanderum auto reset plow. The land hasn't been plowed in 30 years I have about 200 acres to plow some of it is real hilly and I have had to down shift to keep the tractor from overheating sometimes just it has the power but the temp gauge will creep up so I down shift and a few minutes it running back down where it should. Does it hurt say to plow in 3rd low which according to the tach would be a little slower than 2nd high but faster than 2nd low. Tom in Maine
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