I made an error in previous post; the trailing end of the rear landside should run 1/4" off the furrow wall, not 3/4".
Your coulters should run 1 inch to the left of the edge of the moldboards (looking at plow from behind) to make a cleaner furrow wall. Run coulters just deep enuf to cut trash instead of pushing trash.
You can adjust depth of rear moldboard by turning that verticle bolt on top of rear apparatus...as you turn it the rear wheel should start too splay out, causing the rear of the plow to lower. Keep experimenting. Good old crescent wrench is about all you need for that plow, and a dirt scraper for moldboards.
Todd and kirsch give good advice; I made a "figure 8" clip with some heavy wire and tie the rope to that and then to the tractor seat someplace. The clip will give way if needed, DO NOT tie rope securely to the tractor in any way.
If you need an operator manual, contact Binder Books; 503-684-2024, 10am-5pm Pacific time.
Dont ever sell that plow! You have the best!
Wish I could plow today....in central Wisconsin we already have at least 12 inches of new snow and strong winds, with more snow coming.
Blizzards are very good for catching up on my napping and eating.
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