Posted by Adirondack case guy on April 05, 2010 at 17:52:03 from (74.65.115.27):
In Reply to: roll over plow posted by hillsofwisc on April 05, 2010 at 16:53:35:
If you can't get a rollover plow to penetrate the ground in the spring, you have a real problem. Either the shears are totally shot and if so probably the frogs are too, or your 3pt hitch has a problem and won't let the plow into the ground, or you don't have a clue how to adjust a plow. Why do you want to turn furrows up hill? If you are contour plowing it makes no difference with erosion, but a big difference in the quality of your plowing job; and the effort it takes to make that plowed ground smooth enough to seed. Also most erosion occures after seeding, unless you fall plow steep slopes, a definate nono.
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