I have both, Semi-Mount 4-16" and 3-14" fully-mounted.. The F-145, be it 14" or 16" will go in the ground, if the shares are good and it is adjusted properly.. With the plow raised, how close is the "Frog" to the edge of the share..? Those shares can get badly worn down and you not realize it....then they won't go in well at all.. Same for Blacksmith-type shares.. If it is not going "IN" well, how are you ever going to obtain any weight transfer for traction..!! On the rear, a miss-adjusted Heal, or tail wheel can prevent that end from going in deep enough (or Worn Shares).. On the Front, the depth is pretty much determined by the depth of the lower arms of the 3-Point and the condition of the Shares.(assuming the plow is fairly well Scoured)..
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