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If your BROWN Farm Equipment is experiencing plugging, there are several potential causes and solutions. First, extremely wet soil can cause plugging, so allow the soil to dry. Second, gangs set at too great an angle can also be a culprit, so reduce the angle. Finally, plugging may occur if you are not using scrapers; in this case, install scrapers.
How to improve poor penetration of BROWN BDH?
If your BROWN Farm Equipment isn't penetrating the soil well, there are a couple of things to check. First, insufficient gang angle can cause this issue, so increase the gang angle. Second, if the lift is set too high, reduce the lift height.
Why is there rear tractor wheel slippage with BROWN Farm Equipment?
Rear tractor wheel slippage when using BROWN Farm Equipment can occur if there is not enough ballast. To resolve this, add weights or liquids to the tractor.
How to prevent BROWN BDH Farm Equipment from leaving center ridge?
To prevent your BROWN Farm Equipment from leaving a center ridge, consider the following: excessive speed can cause this issue, so reduce your speed. Also, if the rear gangs cut too deep, reduce the gang angle. Finally, a top link that is too long can also contribute to this problem, so shorten the top link.
What to do if my BROWN Farm Equipment is leaving center valley?
If your BROWN Farm Equipment is leaving a center valley, consider the following: insufficient speed can cause this issue, so increase your speed. Also, if the rear gangs are too shallow, increase the gang angle. Finally, a top link that is too short can also contribute to this problem, so lengthen the top link.
General| Model | BDH Series |
|---|---|
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Manufacturer | BROWN |
| Type | Disc Harrow |
| Working Width | Varies by model |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Power Requirement | Varies by model |
| Hitch Type | 3-point hitch |
Brown's products will be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use, with specific limitations.
Details obligations for breach of warranty, exclusions, and conditions for repair or replacement.
Reserves the right to amend specifications at any time without notice.
Defines manufacturer's warranty and dealer's responsibility for additional warranties.
Explains safety alert symbols and the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE.
Covers reading the manual, maintaining decals, and general operational safety.
Key safety warnings for transport, bystanders, parking, fires, and seatbelt use.
Ensures safe operation by using compatible tractors and managing slopes/rough terrain.
Instructions for assembling the A-frame braces to the frame and lift ears.
Information on using the QH-2K kit for CAT III pins on the implement side.
Details the assembly of blade scrapers with and without furrow filler extensions.
Ensures correct hitchpins and careful positioning for attaching the harrow to the tractor.
Procedure for setting uniform cutting depth using center link and lift arms.
Operating speed depends on soil conditions and application.
Resolves issues related to uneven leveling, center ridges, valleys, and side draft.
Addresses plugging, depth control, soil penetration, and tractor wheel slippage.
Lists standard features such as frame type, bearings, axles, spacers, and blades.
