2WD Ford tractor fighting to pull plough up steep hill

kniverland plough too, lovely with all that power...

This is an unusual looking cab. Must be a European Option. The driver sure is taking his time easing through this rocky ground.

That is some hard and rocky ground.

Power is not the limiting factor so often. Most of the people think that the more powerfull tractor the bigger plough could be pulled. Weight of the tractor is more important in ploughing than power. Weight increases the traction and by that bigger plough could be pulled. In this video you can see that wheels start to slip on uphill but on level ground the weight can be just right for that plough.

Here in america we would drop one of those bottoms maybe even just pull 4 bottoms and put a dual on the left side for traction and plow at 5 mph. WOuld love to try one of those ford from back then. That is the styling they had when i was growing up and was on the toy tractors too!

power u talk about heap offshite u may get land leveler in behind him u want keep tat ball dung at home

That tractor is very powerful and not many would be used to pull that many plows. I have seen only the newer heavier tractors with 4x4 being used for that. It tells you that it was a very powerful tractor and too bad they are not built any longer. 

COUNTY made Fords even better.

wow powerfull tractor

i owned a 8000 and 9600 they pull like crazy loved those tractors

P L O W I N G ! ! !

Does contour plowing ring a bell??? ding dong..

shit driver 

6 Furrows Uphill !! Not bad for an old girl

Awesome info, thanks, will have to put that in the id description.

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that muir hill tractor doesnt look slow anymore compared to this one :)

THis is a 135 PTO hp 9600.Could a 9700 or a TW-20 done any better?Did the driver use Dual Power?The 8600/9600 was introduced in America 40 years ago in 1973

She was doing fine, love the POO number plate, and the dog in the cab!