Posted by Donald Lehman on December 29, 2016 at 07:20:00 from (172.79.158.224):
Remember when the S-88 was considered a big tractor? We were running a NH 800 chopper with a 2 row head with our 88. When Pop bought the Super, that extra ten HP. felt like a Godsend. Not having to shift down a gear on the hills with a 3 bottom plow was a revelation. Always had to shift down to 3rd gear for the big hills with the 88. The Super chugged right over them in 4th. A three section drag (9ft) was hard work for the 88 the first time over plowed ground in 4th gear. The Super didn't work as hard pulling a 12 footer. Seems like a century ago that mid-50hp tractors were considered King of the Hill. Well, now that I think abut it, it has been almost 60 years, so feeling like it was a century ago isn't so far off after all. Good grief, that makes me feel old! Lol!
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