How to prevent residue buildup on harrow bars with McFarlane Farm Equipment?
To prevent residue buildup on the harrow bars of your McFarlane Farm Equipment, ensure the front disk gang is set to a more aggressive angle to size the residue into smaller pieces. Adjust the harrow angle, using the flattest angle for heavy residue or the steepest for spring work. Also, increase your ground speed to 8 to 9 mph.
What to do if disk gang ridges between adjacent passes with McFarlane Farm Equipment?
To address disk gang ridges between adjacent passes with McFarlane Farm Equipment, level the wing frame using the turnbuckles on the wing wheels to raise the outside of the disk gang. Reduce travel speed and the angle of disks in disk gangs.
What to do if the residue is not being turned into the ground with McFarlane 4100 Farm Equipment?
If the residue is not being turned into the ground by your McFarlane Farm Equipment, increase the angle and depth of the front disk gang up to a 4-inch maximum, keeping the unit level. You may also need to increase your travel speed to 8 to 9 mph.
Why is the center frame section not working to desired depth on my McFarlane Farm Equipment?
If the center frame section of your McFarlane Farm Equipment is not working to the desired depth, raise the wing frame using the turnbuckles on the wing wheels. This prevents the wings from working deeper than the center section.
General| Brand | McFarlane |
|---|---|
| Model | 4100 Series |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
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