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Posted by Wardner on April 05, 2004 at 22:16:57 from (63.159.136.23):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Need help with set up 2pt fast hitch plow. posted by Kelly C on April 05, 2004 at 20:15:06:
I am not a farmer but I have plowed a bit with the hitch type that you have. I use both the verticle and the horizontal cylinders. The horizontal 2.5" x 8" cylinder sets the proper angle (fore and aft) of the plow. In other words, it is adjusted to keep both furrows at equal depth and level. I never tried plowing with the front of the hitch locked out either up or down. I have both a three bottom and four bottom. If I lose traction I will use the front cylinder to get me going again. I do this because I learned to plow with a Cub and used the front "draft control" in a similar manner. I bought several of the small cylinders from Berkshire Equipment. But I am sure that any old time dealer will probably have them as used. It is interesting that your 400 has eight spoke wheels. Haven't seen that before. Must be a late 400.
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