Re: Plow Size

Posted by paul on February 05, 2005 at 01:15:52 from (209.23.145.96):

In Reply to: Plow Size posted by Leon on February 04, 2005 at 06:33:13:

Modern plows can be adjusted on the fly while
plowing. Older plows only a few can be
adjusted, and even then it takes work - each
bottom would need to be rebolted, the angle
changed of the beam, and the hitch moved.

I'm not so familiar with the Red plows, but
basically no, the older plows were not
adjustable from one size to another here in
the USA. Many parts can be interchangable,
but the plow frame determines the size of the
plow you have. Even if you bolt a 16 inch lay
onto a 12 inch bottom (possible on some
models) you still have a plow that plows a 12
inch furrow, for example. In tough alfalfa roots
or the like, you would be well off with the
bigger lays, but it won't add to the width of
ground you flip over.

--->Paul

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