Posted by Storming Norman on April 22, 2014 at 06:47:04 from (70.197.213.42):
In Reply to: Hey Jason!! posted by Tony in Mass. on April 21, 2014 at 18:22:45:
In the midwest the ground has been super dry the last several years, so getting a plow to go in generally depending on how the top link was adjusted. It has to be cranked in so that the point of the plow is forced down. Other choice is to pile all your junk on the plow to get extra weight on the plow to go in. I started with a 3 bottom, the a two bottom, and no luck going in ground, so got the old 1 bottom pull type. It really went in, but had trouble pulling it. Those big chunks were a real nightmare to disk. Got it worked down and got a good crop of wheat growing on it. Maybe it was the spinning tires that loosen up so of the ground.
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