Posted by George Rausch on April 28, 2011 at 08:40:16 from (64.85.216.219):
In Reply to: IH 254 Plow Bottoms? posted by WaltZ on April 28, 2011 at 07:17:06:
Yooper; Yes, it does just fine. I have a JD Model 812 2-bottom plow, with the adjustable depth wheel. I set depth for about 6" nowadays. My hitch is by Cross Manufacturing Mindenmines, MO. This combination would NOT work until i studied on it and realized the plow was skewing all the way over to the left. I installed a turn-buckle, to hold the plow to the right 14" away from the right wheel. As same as most tractors have turn-buckle arrangements on their 3-points. Adjust the top-link so she runs level fore-and-aft, and she zips right along.
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