Posted by rich4 on February 10, 2008 at 01:35:32 from (74.60.110.90):
In Reply to: SC and dual wheels posted by georgeky on February 09, 2008 at 20:57:04:
We had a C long time ago, I had thought the SC was a big step up. We had a two row cultivator on the C and it struggled with power and traction even with wheel weights, but cultivated many acres. With smaller tires it would not have pulled as much. Our neighbors SC had no problems in the field. The A series was only rated as a one row cultivator so it should not have struggled. Our C even pulled a two bottom plow on occasion. An A was rated as a one bottom plow. By the way I have seen much larger tractors stuck in the mud. Mowing a swamp is allways a touchy thing. Looks like you got too close to the water.
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