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Re: What The Heck?
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Posted by Allan in NE on July 17, 2005 at 05:29:33 from (148.78.243.26):
In Reply to: Re: What The Heck? posted by GordoSD on July 17, 2005 at 05:04:14:
Hi Gordo, I'm just tryin' to set the things so that I can run the 4-18 plow. The right side is now at roughly 76" and it has the 9.5" tires. Pretty sure that the concaves are dished out. If I drop back to the next hole in and because it "skips" a hole, this means that I'd have to come back in a full 4". That ain't a gonna work 'cause it makes the tractor run too far out at the furrow and the first bottom won't be taking a full cut. I 'spose the original owner bought the tighter tie rods because he knew he'd never be spreadin' the thing out for a row-crop type plow. I think I'm gonna have to bite the bullet and get the longer tie rods 'cause I sure don't like the looks of it this way. :>( Allan
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