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Rob on his D17

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    Posted: 09 Oct 2023 at 5:42am
Pulling at our local Heritage Festival, 5000 lb Class







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I think it would have spun it out in high side !!
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Very dry hard track, wind was brutal this weekend. 

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Some of the tractor lineup from the show

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Dr Allis you are correct it would have spun out in hi range, my mistake to think with the hard track that maybe a slower wheel spin may have gotten me a little farther. Really pleased with the power it made in 2nd hi. Oliver 88 with 38” rears got me.
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If you're pretty sure it can handle high second, use low third. It is 5% slower than high second and gains you just a little bit more HP with 5% slower gearing. Low third was always my plowing gear with the governor tweaked so the engine made full load at 1850-1900 RPM.
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Thanks I will keep that in mind. Track was hard packed clay due to high winds that dried it out. I still think even in ideal track conditions she would have kept the rpm up. I appreciate the tip.
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