Posted by caterpillar guy on May 20, 2023 at 03:00:54 from (47.26.9.191):
In Reply to: Tractor pic posted by Muir hill 101 on May 19, 2023 at 16:31:47:
Yes those pictures could be puzzles. I ran a 4955 on an 840 Kinze Grain cart back when they would have been a new tractor liked it on the cart with the MFWD it would go just about anywhere with the cart. Even would go pretty good in mud. The Crew had 3 carts 2 1240's and one 840 the only one better was the 1240on the Stieger it would go anywhere.The one on the Versatile would not pull it up hill and the cart would push it around. Once the duals were on it it did some better. Yes those bigger spikes are kind of pricey. They have lost favor here for other tillage tools.
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