Posted by DoubleR on February 28, 2012 at 18:07:12 from (67.108.90.203):
In Reply to: Subsoiler posted by SouthernFarmall on February 28, 2012 at 17:45:53:
Check the adjustment on your top link on the 3 point. You have to have it set so the subsoiler will pull itself deeper into the ground. Check your draft control so its adjusted for hard ground. Make sure your stop control on your 3 point is not keeping the hitch from going down all the way. I'm not real familiar with the 3 point setup you have on your tractor but those are things I check on mine. I use a single tooth allot on a small Massey 231. I know I could use a few more ponies than I have when I get it stuck into the ground all the way in my soil. I have made a second trip over in the same hole to get it all they way down. I believe they figure about 50 hp. per tooth.
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