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Posted by Bill on July 07, 2003 at 09:10:07 from (63.210.99.10):
OK I bought a 2-14 bottom plow. I think it worked well considering my turf was only brush hogged. I did need to get off and kick some of the grass clogging the blades a couple of times. Question one is how do I control the depth? By adjusting the top link? Any way to stop the clogging or is this typical of grass fields? In general I am a little worried about this spot. It is a hillside and I just did not feel comfortable brush hogging it and plowing is no better. How should I plow this? I am going crossways and all in the same direction. Does direction matter? Also how far apart do you run your courses? I tried to place the right tire into the furrow I had previously plowed but was not sure that will be right. I did not finish because this looks like it will take some time (2 acres). I thought now that I know it works I would check here for pointers. Still hill conscience, they got me a little worried.
Thanks,
Bill
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