I've had the same problem and not yet solved it.... I notice it's worse in hard ground which leads me to believe that the land sides on mine are mabey the problem as they're worn. Second on my list is wheel width. I know they give a 'range' for wheel spacing but I think when you get in tough going the range evaporates... What I see happening with mine is that the plow is drafting hard to one side.... it's not pulling straight... and it wants to lay over to the left as a result. You see this present in it wanting to wear the rear tips off the land sides... So I think it's going to take a wheel adjustment to get the tractor placed correctly in the line of draft ahead of the plow. I'm fairly certain of this because I have this problem more prominently on my 7710 than I do on my TS90... and basically the only difference there is the wheel size and spacing. You might be able to beat it somewhat by moving the plow headstock far to the left but if it's real tough going that won't work entirely. The other thing.... narrow her up. I know you probably don't want to do that any more than me... but it generally pulls better at 14-16 in tough going than it does at 18"...
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