Posted by DeltaRed on December 04, 2016 at 19:53:48 from (65.100.147.119):
In Reply to: Furrow Wheel Thoughts? posted by Bryce Frazier on December 04, 2016 at 16:13:13:
Bryce,that M will handle that plow nicely. However,because your tractor does NOT have 'draft control',you're going to have to use a depth regulateing 'device'. The easiest/best way is to use a combination of stroke control/limiting collars. to get the right depth.I've plowed a lot of ground with my SM,pulling either a 2 bottom,or 3 bottom rollover.By useing stroke collars you do not even need a gauge wheel. the tractor carries the plow. With a gauge wheel and no depth limiters the tractor only pulls the plow. Use of limiters cam make a full gear difference,plus a better plowing job. You really dont need a furrow wheel. Landsides in good shape,and the 'draft' set right it will follow straight line with no side draft. Call me if you want. You still have my number?
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