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#11
10-06-2009, 09:46 PM
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Merk,
I have 6-12 tires on my 73. The moldboard on my 10" Brinly plow was shined up really nice. I tried plowing with the coulter initially (I was only ever at one plow day), but it kept clogging up, so I took it off. I was then able to plow about 5-6 inches deep in second gear without much difficulty. I did spin a few tirmes when someone in front of me went really deep and trash from the field built up underneath my tractor. Jason 
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10-06-2009, 10:15 PM
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Jason:
It sounds like your 73/plow is dial in. All the weight in the world will not help when you have a trash build up under your tractor. My 70 will not be use to plow very much. At this time I will not be adding any fluid to the tires. This tractor will be used more for cultivating, planting, pulling the sprayer and aerator and hauling wood. I will add fluid if I deside to pull the moldboard on a regular basis.
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10-06-2009, 10:35 PM
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Merk,
Yeah, I suppose the plow is set-up alright...not too sure since I never really did it before. I was thinking of filling the tires so I wouldn't have to have so many sets of weights on at one time. I had three weights on one side and two on the other (I got lucky and bought 3 IH weights for $50, another 2 for $20, and yet another set for free). Thanks, Jason
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10-10-2009, 02:38 PM
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I think we will ALL agree that we don't really care for Slime. However, when working at the far side of the woods (about a mile and a 1/4 from the shop (as the crow flies)) it really is better to run over a thorn with Slime in a tire than to run over a thorn without Slime in a tire.
To the best of my knowlege I don't think that Slime has ever failed me with a simple small puncture, at the very least it will normally get you back to the shop where the hole can be patched or plugged. I do agree that liquid filled tires should have tubes in them, but if I'm not mistaken the question was: "Will Slime do it's job in tires with tubes, and will it stop a leak from a small puncture in a liquid filled tire?"
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10-14-2009, 11:34 AM
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[QUOTE=My question is... Will Slime do it's job in tires with tubes, and will it stop a leak from a small puncture in a liquid filled tire?[/QUOTE]
I found this: http://www.tractorsupply.com/vehicle...-400x8-3030339
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