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    Posted: 25 Nov 2016 at 8:18pm
what is the hp reguired per bottom on a14 in board?i realize the soil conditions and the depth are all a deciding factor.....
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a 20 HP "B will pull 1............ a 50 HP D17 will pull 3. ....... depending on the dirt.
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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I pulled 4x14s with a D17 as easy as I pulled 3X16s with the same tractor. 
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We pulled 4x14s w/ Dad's series I D17. Was a snap coupler high clearance with the tail wheel. Also, was pretty decent soil. Now, I struggle to pull 3x14s w/ my WD45 in the hard clay soil around where I live while Dad pulled 3x14s with his WD back home. Soil type seems to make a big difference.
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I always thought a 'rile of thumb' was 10HP per furrow/blade and10HP for the tractor..
B=20hp, 10 for tractor, 1 for blade
D-14=40HP, 10 for tractor + 3*10 for plow

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