Posted by Lee in Iowa on December 31, 2007 at 19:19:06 from (66.172.198.21):
In Reply to: Wasted Effort posted by Allan In NE on December 31, 2007 at 15:29:37:
1500 lbs of wheel weights and and a bale on the back still working on my 856. I put on the chains when I have to but most of the time a bale is enough. The first tractor I bought started raining on the cab window on the way home never liked fluid in the tires before or since. I can take the weights off if I need to and fix a flat myself if I have to. I guess I always figured the fuel I saved with a diesel would more than pay for the electricity to plug it in. But I've been wrong before, anyhow good luck whichever way you go. Lee
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