Posted by D7fever on January 08, 2013 at 06:35:31 from (108.8.200.177):
In Reply to: plows 140 vs cub posted by ericlb on January 08, 2013 at 06:24:47:
The plows are different, 140 plows are too big for the cub. Do you have the control on your drawbar to tilt the plow? There should be a lever , usually mounted on the right side, that will tilt the front of the drawbar down. So that the point of the plow is pointed down toward the ground. this gets the plow started in the ground and has to be adjusted after starting, or it will start heading for China. If you do not have that control to tilt the drawbar the plow will not dig in. Also you have to make sure that the hitch goes down far enough to let the plow go deep enough.
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