8ft disc leaves humps

i noticed last spring my 8ft 3-point massey disc leaves humps about 4 ft wide about 2 foot apart as i go acroos the field would a harrow help keep everything level.
RICK
 
Disks will do that, adjusting the disk properly (more art than science, some models you can't get perfect....) will do more for you than a harrow.

Describe the disk better, as the other person asks, single or double gang, and so on.

--->Paul
 
leveling front to back, rankness adjustments, uneven wear, ground speed, depth, gang spacing, proper overlap one pass to the next...

a few places to start :)
 
I'm not sure from your description where the humps are. Do you mean that it leaves a ridge behind the disc in the middle of the pass?
If it is leaving a low area or a ridge behind the disc, the angle of the rear gang needs to be adjusted, or maybe both front and rear gangs so they equal out.

Myron
 
sorry for not getting back to all of you i been very busy at work.is is a double gang and it leaves the valley in the center down the middle of the disc.
RICK
 
Sounds like you need to angle the rear gang a bit more to throw more of the dirt back toward the center.
Also check level front-to-back to see if the front gang is digging in deeper and throwing more dirt than the rear gang.
Are the discs on the rear worn down more than the front discs or are they pretty much equal? Just some things to look for.

Myron
 
(quoted from post at 09:11:22 10/18/12) sorry for not getting back to all of you i been very busy at work.is is a double gang and it leaves the valley in the center down the middle of the disc.
RICK

Need to lower rear gangs(change level fore to aft) some to throw more soil or possibly increase ground speed. Also increasing the angle of rear gangs could help fill the valley.
 

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