Posted by Paul Shuler on November 20, 2014 at 17:37:36 from (69.71.1.1):
got home tonight and since the weather was so nice I wanted to plow under my food plot that just came up in rag weed last summer. I have always used my fast hitch plow on the super C but I busted a point off of it last time and it needs some welding done on it. Thought well I'll just use my old trip plow that has been yard art for the last 8 or 10 years. Got it all hooked up and greased it but much to my surprise when I pulled the string the leaver came forward but the plow did not drop. Tried it many times till it got to dark to mess with it. I know it used to drop cause I took it to a show one time and tripped it on accident and left about a 4' furrow on the parade ground. Didn't make any friends doing that.Am I doing something wrong ? Where should I start to figure out whats going on? Would like to be able to use it. Thanks,Paul
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