Posted by Billy NY on November 28, 2011 at 16:16:49 from (72.231.148.182):
Well the moldboard got rusty, grease came off, so seeing my lower garden which I plan to plant next year, really needed to be moldboard plowed, some rocks and roots that the walk behind troy bilt just don't like. Done in short order too, kinda wish there was more to do, but now I can paint that moldboard !
Started by doing this:
Seemed to really work nice properly set up, coulter was adjusted just right, only thing was the garden was not square, its also on a slope, but I was able to get it squared up so next time it should be straight furrows to the end.
I looks curved from this angle and might be, I plowed 1 last furrow, probably one more I'd be straight but that is as wide as I want to go. Single bottoms are sure handy, this was a nice find, also came with a gauge wheel, looks like whoever bought it, did so with all options, got it for $100 in '09.
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