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Re: Plowin' with an aftermarket 3-point
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Posted by Gordo on February 08, 2005 at 07:12:23 from (64.68.166.234):
In Reply to: Plowin' with an aftermarket 3-point posted by RandyN on February 07, 2005 at 13:33:30:
I have a Ford 3 pt, 2 bottom plow I use it for food plots up to three acres. Little overkill using a 966 for motive power. There is a lever on the plow that will cahnge toe angle of the shares from fairly straight to about 60 degrees. Not sure why it was made this way. Was it so you could adjust down to narrow furrows if you were running out of power? I used my 3010 UGH Green)once and when it was set deep, and full angle , plowing grass sod that hadn't been worked in over 60 years , and clay type soil, it was working pretty good. Gordo
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