In general, a Ford 6600 can pull a 2-bottom 14-inch plow in average soil conditions. This plow has a total width of 28 inches and weighs approximately 1,000 pounds. The tractor will need to be traveling at a speed of approximately 3 miles per hour to maintain a consistent plowing depth.
If the soil is harder, the tractor may need to be slowed down or the plow may need to be raised to a shallower depth. If the soil is softer, the tractor may be able to pull a wider plow or travel at a faster speed.
The size of the tractor's tires will also affect its pulling power. Larger tires will provide more traction and allow the tractor to pull a heavier plow.
Here is a table that summarizes the recommended plow sizes for the Ford 6600:
| Soil Conditions | Plow Width | Plow Weight | Tractor Speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average | 28 inches | 1,000 pounds | 3 miles per hour |
| Hard | 28 inches | 1,000 pounds | Less than 3 miles per hour |
| Soft | 32 inches | 1,200 pounds | More than 3 miles per hour |
