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Re: A Farmall Breaking Plow Setup


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Posted by Haas on February 05, 2013 at 16:29:45 from (50.142.111.41):

In Reply to: A Farmall Breaking Plow Setup posted by Mo in NE Tx on February 05, 2013 at 08:43:59:

I'm familiar with the Plow for the Super A. The A should be similar, except it would have a manual lift rather than hydraulic. You will reverse the drawbar and attach it to the front mounting bolts on the final drives. Then the plow will bolt to the drawbar. I'm assuming it is a right hand plow. You will bolt the plow beam attachment which has the big springs to the right most holes in the drawbar. The tractor wheels will need to be turn in to the next to narrowest setting which is probably how you have them if you have been using the cultivator. Once the plow is attached to the drawbar, you will then use a chain from the plow to the rear cultivator rockshaft to lift the plow. If you have all the attachements for the plow, there is a draft control rod that will go to the front lift to adjust the angle of the plow front to rear. When using this, you will take the lock bolts out of the drawbar mounting brackets which will allow the drawbar to move up and down on the pivots. The draft control rod which is attached to support the drawbar is adjusted to get the plow to plow at the depth you desire. To get started, the front of the plow beam is lowered to make the plow dig in. After you get started and the tractor tire is running in the furrow, you can raise the front of the plow beam to adjust the depth. In the event you don't have the draft control parts (which are frequently missing), you can still use the plow by locking the drawbar in position with the lock bolts. To get started, the drawbar will need to be in the lowest position, otherwise the plow will not dig in. I used one of these plows on a super A for years without the draft control and usually just left the drawbar in the lowest position. Good luck.


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