Re: Plowed a little now questions!

Posted by jeb2n on July 07, 2003 at 09:56:58 from (65.40.234.137):

In Reply to: Plowed a little now questions! posted by Bill on July 07, 2003 at 09:10:07:

hey bill;

I wounldn't worry about the clumps sticking to the plow. If anything, you could take a wire brush on an angle grinder and "polish" the shares and moldboards. Also, I would plow such that you are rolling the furrows downhill. This way, if the plow digs in too deep and begins to steer the tractor for you, it will turn you down hill. As for depth, the 9N/2N's only had draft control, which senses the amount of pull on the plow. if you lower the handle, it should allow the plow to drop a little. It WILL adjust itself up and down a little as you go...it was designed that way. 8N's had position control where the implement stays exactly where it is put, but the draft control was designed with plowing specifically in mind. Usually, you'll offset the right rear tire by one adjustment (ie, flip the rim over) and allow it to drop into the last furrow, and yes all furrows should go in the same direction to avoid unevenness. Good luck!

Jeb

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