Posted by Don-Wi on April 07, 2012 at 17:18:13 from (75.207.25.101):
Here's a question in line with spring planting-
What would the difference be between using our Oliver 1600 w/ 15.5-38's, weighs a little over 7000 lbs, or our Massey 285 w/ 18.4-34 & duals that weighs somewhere around 10,500-11,000 lbs on the grain drill. Once the feild settles down I never really notice any difference in tire tracks or anything, just wondering out loud here.
I always plant with the 1600, but the 285 goes on the drill if my dad plants (that's his favorite tractor) or if the 16 is doing something else.
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