Posted by Chuck Reynolds on May 31, 2014 at 21:35:54 from (99.13.123.94):
All,
Was running an IH 55 chisel 15 shank 3pt hitch today on a JD 4430. The front row of sweeps were running fairly deep and on the gauge wheel. Gauge wheel is more near the front. I wanted the other two rows of sweeps to run similarly in depth, but they were shallower. So I attempted to level plow by using top link adjustment. It did put the back in further, but the front row then seemed to be higher and it was not running on the gauge wheel as before (gauge wheel was staying in air). Do not have a manual on setting up this plow, so I tried adjusting the lower link arms lower and it may have helped some, but I never did get all three rows of sweeps in deep and on gauge wheel as desired. QUESTION: Should I have adjusted the lower links further down and kept the plow essentially flat?
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