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Farmall M pulling ?????????????

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Jeremy

07-23-2002 19:30:27

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I just built my M for pulling didn't do to much but did somethings.I was just wondering knowing that it is built a little bit do you guys think that a M would be good in the 7000lbs class??? And what kind of tractors would I pull against???? Any help would be great Jeremy

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54SMTA

07-25-2002 05:02:18

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Re: farmall M pulling ????????????? in reply to Jeremy, 07-23-2002 19:30:27

Your M will do very well in 7000; I agree with the previous poster. Balance is important, and first gear is a must. My SMTA pulls best in 7500/8500.

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Doug in OR

07-24-2002 19:57:17

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Re: farmall M pulling ????????????? in reply to Jeremy, 07-23-2002 19:30:27

It will pull in 7000. And do better than it would in 5000. Ask me, I've been there. The one critical element, of course, is how you balance the tractor, weight-wise.

OBTW, with an M in 7000, don't even think of anything but first gear.

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Puller

07-24-2002 17:27:57

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Re: farmall M pulling ????????????? in reply to Jeremy, 07-23-2002 19:30:27

All u reely need is about 300 inches. You could
use a 450 motor.

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farmallflogger

07-24-2002 20:28:52

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Re: Re: farmall M pulling ????????????? in reply to Puller, 07-24-2002 17:27:57

Hmmmm, a 450 motor on an M. Now where have I heard that idea before?

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Puller

07-24-2002 17:26:48

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Re: farmall M pulling ????????????? in reply to Jeremy, 07-23-2002 19:30:27

All u reely need is about 300 inches. You could
use a 450 motor.

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07-24-2002 14:26:50

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Re: farmall M pulling ????????????? in reply to Jeremy, 07-23-2002 19:30:27

something you might want to do in REALLY heavy classes is get a set of rare creeper low gears for the transmission, i have heard of an M with a M&W 9speed loaded up to 13,000 beating 4010 deeres but it was bored pretty good.

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