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enabling the plow bottom to react like a rudder while ground engaged.
TRACKING ADJUSTMENT
- TALL WEEDS or grass must be cut down with a rotary
mower before plowing.
- NEVER PLOW WHEN SOIL IS WET: A rule of thumb is
to pick up a handful of soil and roll it into a ball. If soil does
not crumble, it is too wet. If the soil is too dry, it may be
- AVOID PACKED SOIL: Avoid low areas, old roadways,
paths and other places where soil is overly packed.
- THICK SOD: Expect to have some difficulty plowing
thick sod. However, by using the proper settings for
Coulter, Hitch, and Crank, you should be able to do a
- STABILIZER BOLTS: Do not over-tighten the stabilizer
bolts, the plow must be free to sway from side to side.
- IDEAL DEPTH:
a depth of 5 to 6 inches.
TIPS
USE AND CARE
To angle the plow share into the ground when opening
cutting 4"-5" deep.
crank COUNTER-CLOCKWISE to maintain that depth.
furrow as this will cause excessive wear on bottom of
share, resulting in poor soil
penetration and loss of
landside support.
PLOW DEPTH ADJUSTMENT
NOTE: Make these adjust-
ments ONE turn at a time until
desired depth is obtained.
clockwise
to lower the plow
counter
-clockwise
to elevate the plow
Plow appears
to track to
the left while
in use.
1. Loosen both 1/2" Hex Nuts securing the plow bottom to
two turns.
The tip of
the plow tends
to overcut and
leave a ragged
furrow wall.
1. Loosen both 1/2" hex nuts securing plow bottom to the
until plow pulls straight behind tractor and is plowing 8"-10" wide.
Optional Adjustments / Tracking Troubleshooting:
1/2"
Hex Nuts
Loosen before
adjusting the
land bolt
Standard
Tracking Adjusting Bolt
Frog
Landside
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