Tips on plowing with my NAA

Charlie

We always used position control, little lever up. Your top link on the 3 point hitch length is important. Plow wants to be level at depth. Make sure your sway chains are in good shape.

I was never real good at plow adjustment, it was tinker-tinker for the holy grail, then thankfully the job was done.

In order to properly plow, you must have the top link in the very lowest position on the tractor. Then you push the small lever down to draft control. When you push it down and if your implement position control is all the way up, your plow should raise up. The small lever should move about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch from the draft position to the lift position.

The book recommends 2nd gear but somtimes you have to use 1st. After you are started into the field, let the little lever go and adjust the big lever to the desired depth that you want. You should notice the 2 bottom arms pulling up when the tractor starts to slip. If this doesn't happen, and your tractor spins to a stop, there might be something out of adjustment on the inside.

This is the experience that I have had plowing. It is fun after you get the hang of it!!

In order to properly plow, you must have the top link in the very lowest position on the tractor. Then you push the small lever down to draft control. When you push it down and if your implement position control is all the way up, your plow should raise up. The small lever should move about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch from the draft position to the lift position.

The book recommends 2nd gear but somtimes you have to use 1st. After you are started into the field, let the little lever go and adjust the big lever to the desired depth that you want. You should notice the 2 bottom arms pulling up when the tractor starts to slip. If this doesn't happen, and your tractor spins to a stop, there might be something out of adjustment on the inside.

This is the experience that I have had plowing. It is fun after you get the hang of it!!