Owner's Manual

L=diwi!
The plow is correctly landed when the
running
clearance between the lower links
and the tires is approximately equal, and the
upper link extends straight behind the
tractor.
The plow bottom reacts like
a rudder while
the ground is engaged. If the plow point is too
far from the left of the beam, the plow will
overcut and leave! a wed fimow wall. To
adjust, loosen the bolts attaching the
landside of the standard and
turn the land
adjusting bolt clockwise
two turns. Retighten
the
attaching bolts. Repeat the adjustment, if
necesmy, until the plow follows the tractor
COrreCtly.
Leveling
With the tractor running in a previously
plowed furrow at the desired depth and width
of cut, stop the tractor with the plow in the
ground and inspect the
unit from the rear.
The standard should be near vertical from
the ground.
If it appears to lean to the right,
raise the right side link by turning the rod
clockwise, or lower the left side by turning its
rod counterclockwise. Reverse the
adjustments for
a left - leaning standard.
coulter
The coulter should slice 2" - 3" deep. To
adjust, loosen the clamp securing the
standard and
raise or lower the
forwstandard assembly.
Also, check the blade swing: It should be
free
to mng outward a limited-amount from the
beam but should not swing in to touch the
beam or plow bottom. Adjust the stop pin as
required.
LOOSEN THESE BOLTS
BEFORE ADJUSTING
LAND ADJUSTING BOLT
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TOP VIEW
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