Posted by rustred on March 31, 2021 at 18:46:20 from (74.214.153.210):
In Reply to: W6 3-16 plow posted by plowhand on March 31, 2021 at 18:00:00:
sure it will pull 3/16 plow. that is what i learned to plow with , w6 and 3/16 j. d. plow. no one ever mentions what gear they use but anyhow it was always 3rd gear here in stubble field. it had charlyn hyd. on the back . i still remember i was about 8 years old and john deere sales man showd up when dad was plowing. he was trying to sell dad a 3020 i believe it was. so salesman went with dad for a round plowing. dad shifted the w6 in 4 th gear and made the round. then said to the salesman i dont need your john deere. dad had fun telling that story. and i have that plow here also. i also plowed lots with it. i remember summer holidays from school it was my job to plow. plowed complete 1/4 section with it. what we spent days and weeks at they do in few hrs. now. and his w6 had 4 pistons in it. i put rings and rod brgs and the head was redone when i was 15 years old. i was 15 and was not asking some questions u see grown up guys ask. knew about torquing stuff rings right side up and end gap and i honed the cyl's and knew about crosshatch pattern. and not to squish the pan gasket out. and did the job very cleanly. i remember mother telling the principle in school at the parent interviews , she said this guy overhauled the tractor. grade nine that was. w6 was one of the best tractors made. if you used 2nd gear it would pull 4/16. but that is too boring going so slow.
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