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PLOWING WITH FORD 2000

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SNOKKI

12-11-2004 06:40:45




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ANY ONE KNOW OF A PICTURE FOR THE PROPER WAY TO HOOK UP A SINGLE BOTTOM PLOW TO THE THREE POINT HITCH ON MY FORD 2000 IT MOVES AROUND LEFT AND RIGHT TOO MUCH SNOKKI




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Tim(nj)

12-13-2004 17:16:59




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 Re: PLOWING WITH FORD 2000 in reply to SNOKKI, 12-11-2004 06:40:45  
Does your plow have an extended landside or a rolling wheel in the furrow behind that single bottom? If it doesn"t, that"s part of the problem. Besides adjustments on the plow, you may need to change your wheel tread width on the tractor. Not familiar with the 3-pt on a 2000, but is everything that is supposed to be with the hitch there? Check chains, rub blocks?



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Dave Sherburne, NY

12-11-2004 14:09:56




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 Re: PLOWING WITH FORD 2000 in reply to SNOKKI, 12-11-2004 06:40:45  
NEVER NEVER NEVER put a stabilizer bar on a plow. It is supposed to swing like that. When the plow
is in the ground, it should set level side to side,
accomplished with the crank on the lift arms.
It should set level, front to back, adjust the top
or center link to level it . More info, E-mail me.
If it doesn't track where it should , thats another
adjustment, done differently on different plows.

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Gerald J.

12-11-2004 09:44:30




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 Re: PLOWING WITH FORD 2000 in reply to SNOKKI, 12-11-2004 06:40:45  
You need a stabilizer bar hooked to a separate pin under the axle and the plow lift pin. Its commonly available in most farm catalogs.

Gerald J.



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Roy in UK

12-11-2004 23:25:00




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 Re: PLOWING WITH FORD 2000 in reply to Gerald J., 12-11-2004 09:44:30  
NO!
As stated before no stabilizer bars should be used for plowing. Internal check-chains and/or external check chains or sway blocks set tight enough just to prevent the lower links fouling the tyres yes but nothing rigid. If a plow is set up right it should follow the tractor in a straight line when in work.



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