How about the possibility of a number of shanks on the left side digging deeper under load? Meaning, while they all might look good setting flat and level on the driveway, when they're in the ground the shank flexes back and tips the nose of the sweep down and makes it pull harder. I don't know why they'd be all grouped together on one side, it's only a guess. With nothing else to go on, I'd take a few sweeps off the heavy side, pull it about 50 feet and see if it pulls straighter. If that was to work, I'd then reinstall the sweeps with a washer under the bottom hole, to point the nose upward somewhat. Then, in theory, when the shank flexes back under load, the sweep would be running level.
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