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Plow adjustment question.
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Posted by DEM66 on January 03, 2004 at 17:56:18 from (64.187.93.186):
I asked this question from the John Deere boys also. I purchased a JD 4200 plow two years ago. We plowed 40 acres a year for the past two years. I grew up on a ranch in the mountains of Colorado so I knew nothing about plows when we bought it and only a little more now. This is a 4 - 18" bottom plow and I pull it with an IH 5488 MFWD. I'm going to need to plow 100 acres with it this coming year and need to get it adjusted and working better than we have in the past. The biggest problem is it gets stuck in the middle when you spin it. Any idea on what is the problem and how to fix it? Also does anybody know a good source on adjusting plows? Thanks, Dan
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