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Posted by Haas on July 30, 2001 at 04:07:16 from (129.37.117.231):
In Reply to: Super A plows. posted by Tonyf on July 29, 2001 at 18:45:52:
To use these two way plows with both plows on the tractor, you have to have the special rear rockshaft arm that allows each rockshaft arm to be lowered independently. When you plow, the plow not in the ground is held up by and overcenter lever system that is bolted to the top of the transmission housing and allows only one plow at a time to be lowered. If you do not have that, then you can only use one plow at a time on the tractor. The plow is attached by reversing the drawbar so the part you hitch to is facing forward. You attach the drawbar brackets to the front set of bolt holes on the final drive housing. The drawbar hitch point will be near the middle of the tractor. Bolt the plow hitch brackets to the bottom of the drawbar as far outboard as possible. There should be chains on the plow beam that line up with the rear rockshaft and are attached to the rockshaft for lifting the plow. These plows had a rod that attached from the front rockshaft to the drawbar to allow adjusting the drawbar up and down with the hydraulics. This is frequently missing. You can still plow, you can rig a bar or chain to the rock shaft to allow adjusting the drawbar, or you can just put the drawbar height adjusting bolt in the hole to lower the drawbar to the lowest adjustment point. If the drawbar is not set low, you will never get the plow to go in the ground unless the ground is very soft. It may take 3 or 4 furrows when starting to get to plowing full depth, as the wheel needs to run in the furrow for the plow to work right.
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