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Twisted Chisel Plow Points

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JoeinMO

11-22-2007 06:23:45

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Looking to replace twisted points on my Landoll 7 shank chisel plow. Would be interested in learning opinions of where to put the left and right twisted points. Put all lefts on front row, all rights on back? Alternate lefts and rights on each row? Or what? Have always used it like I got it (has 5 right twist and 2 left twist) and can't see any reason for how it was set up. Manual doesn't address. Thanks.

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Cliff Neubauer

11-22-2007 17:12:28

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Re: Twisted Chisel Plow Points in reply to JoeinMO, 11-22-2007 06:23:45

Our Glencoe Soil saver is setup so all the front row shanks throw dirt inwards and the rear bar throws out. The lift wheels are on the front bar so those shanks have to throw in for clearance around the wheels.

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JMS/.MN

11-22-2007 09:32:12

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Re: Twisted Chisel Plow Points in reply to JoeinMO, 11-22-2007 06:23:45

I mount left twist on the right side, right twist on the left side. Also throw the dirt away from the wheels- less plugging. If you mount them throwing dirt out to each side, instead of to the center, you will have an untilled strip in the center of each pass. Also likely to strip more on each pass, since the loose dirt would be sent farther to the outside., away from the actual line of tillage.

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