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USE AND CARE
- WHEEL WEIGHTS are required under most plowing
conditions.
- TIRE CHAINS
are also recommended with the plow.
- HEAVY CLAY OR SOD: While plowing heavy clay, soil
or sod, it will help reduce the width of the plow cut. This
can be accomplished by hitching the plow one or two
Refer to
Assembly Step #3 on pg 9 of this manual
- IDEAL PLAN FOR PLOWING:
plowed, and if possible, make it rectangular in shape.
NOTE: It is easier to plow a few long furrows than many
short ones. Leave some room at each end of the eld for
turning your tractor.
- BEFORE TURNING: Must ALWAYS lift the plow.
- SPEED: Do not plow too fast!
Move steadily along so that the earth will turn over and
not fall back into the furrow. In most soils, this is done at
FULL THROTTLE in 3rd Gear. NOTE: If plowing speed
changes, it may be necessary to re-adjust the depth crank
to maintain desired plowing depth.
- LIGHT SOIL: In light soils, plowing may often be done in a
higher gear, but if you travel too fast, the furrows will be un-
even and the dirt is apt to be thrown rather than rolled over.
TRACTION
55lb
Wheel Weights
55lb Wheel Weight
Set of Tire Chains
55lb Wheel Weight
+ Front Weight Bracket
(if available)
loosening the two hex nuts which secure the U-bolt and
then move the coulter assembly standard up or down
as required.
2. Rotate the coulter assembly to the LEFT so that the
drive pin located in the standard prevents the coulter
from swinging into the plow beam or bottom, now
tighten the two hex nuts.
swing OUTWARD a limited amount only, to the LEFT
of the beam.
NOTE: In extremely hard soil, the coulter may actually
prevent the plow from penetrating the surface. Should
this situation occur, raise or remove the coulter entirely.
COULTER ADJUSTMENT
TOP VIEW:
Normal Free
Swing Range
Hex Nuts
U-Bolt
Coulter Standard
Pin
Coulter
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