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David in Wales - thanks for the response.
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Posted by RayP(MI) on April 27, 2007 at 04:28:15 from (207.241.135.202):
In regard to your last post: What you saw on my plowshares was grey primer paint sprayed over the plow shares. Plowing done, I painted them to keep from rusting. Just a few yards plowing in my soils and they're mirror shiny. Yes, coulters would help, but had disked the sod three times before plowing. Surface of sod was pretty well cut up. Sod roots were solid clear to the bottom of plow cut, and didn't break up much during plowing process. Rolled over OK, but left very definite rolls of almost solid sod. I'm sure that this plow would do a good job in previously farmed land, like corn, or beans for previous crop!
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