before you adjust those levers ,you have to set the hitch hieght to your tractor or youll never pull it. normal working depth for a 14 is seven inches. center of draft is half that depth so with plow sitting on the level make a mark on either or both bottoms up 3 1/2 ". tape a string there and run it to your drawbar. hitch should be level with this string ,or in other words should be a straight pull down this line. adjust it by moving the hitch clevis which is just where the beams of the plow meet the hitch.there should be a series of holes,or some way of adjusting it there. after this is set its really simple to set your plow,one lever sets the depth. the other levels the plow side to side and basicly sets the width. no mysteries there if its not deep enough simply let it down a notch,if its not plowing full width or the bottoms of furrows are not level simply roll the plow over. neither will work until you set hitch hieght REGARDLESS of what your pulling it with. this goes for any plow,of any type,you cant simply hook onto one and go. unless your very lucky and find one somenoe has pulled with the same tractor.or one with the same hitch hieght.once you have it set,never move it again,and dont loan your plow out.
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