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04-06-2011, 08:59 AM
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turn plow adjustment
I have searched this website and can't find the way to setup a turn plow. I have read the Brinly manual, but I know that matt had a great write up on how to set up the plow. I want to say that matt said to pull one side of the tractor on a block, then lower the plow and adjust the bottom to be level with the ground. I am not 100 % sure. I wish I can find that thread. thanks for any help.
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04-06-2011, 09:53 AM
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Did you try here...??? ..... Brinly
Did you want to wait for Matt to reply or you want other plow experts to answer your question(s)..??
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04-06-2011, 09:56 AM
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I used a 4x6 piece of wood, and backed the tractor up on it, then lowered the plow to the floor and leveled it. This gives a 5 1/2" deep cut. About right if your using a 10" moldboard.
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04-06-2011, 12:19 PM
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no, i dont care, who ever wants to help. any help will be appreciated. the problem that i am having is that it is not a clean cut all the way thru. it seems to "jump", and its seems like i have to fight it to keep it in the ground. i dont know if i have to angle the blade down more to make it dig. thanks for the help.
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04-07-2011, 08:56 PM
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Ground too hard? Point worn out? Angle of the moulboard itself isn't correct? Do you need to nose it down a little more?
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04-08-2011, 12:48 AM
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Mike Gaz... I had some issues as well with my plow. It would try to pull out of the furrow, never make a clean cut an just wasn't looking right compared to everyone else at the plowdays. I tried all the adjustments I could think of. Turns out the plow itself was bent. Once attached to the back of the tractor, just sitting flush on the ground, I could see a slight bend/twist in the frame of the plow. Got a diff one and what a different it makes. I plow cleaner deeper than i thought would ever happen. Just my experience tought me to always check the plow itself. Makes a world of difference.
Btw, you need to come down here to one of our plowdays. We've got one coming up at the end of this month. I'm suprised I forgot to mention that to you.
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04-09-2011, 01:07 PM
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Thanks for the posts, i think i see the problem. When i set the plow on a flat, level surface it looks like it is crooked. When i hook it up to the tractor, and lift it in the air, it looks like it is tweaked to one side pretty noticibly. I think i am going to have to tweak it to straighten it out. thanks again.
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