Posted by Steven f/AZ on August 19, 2007 at 13:55:10 from (24.121.167.138):
In Reply to: farmall 1086 posted by tim hudson on August 19, 2007 at 09:24:50:
Ours is actually quite good on fuel - uses an amount comparable (probably less than) to a much smaller tractor. That 414 ci turbo diesel is perfect!
Many people in our neck of the woods (back in ND) have 200 horsepower or more in a FWA tractor for feeding cattle. Several have gone to pay-loader with a grapple fork even!
Working with big round bales in snow and slop will require a large-frame tractor with enough weight on the rear for traction. A 3-point with a bale fork is ideal!
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