Posted by LonM on June 01, 2013 at 12:10:56 from (69.165.30.73):
In Reply to: chisel plow storage posted by deere4230 on June 01, 2013 at 08:05:51:
I personally believe it is better to lower it to the ground so the weight is off the tires. That way the lift cylinder is retracted too. A little grease on the exposed part of the cylinder will protect it, though a chromed cylinder will last a long time stored just as it is. Where you store it is probably more important than how you store it. Parking it on hard ground is better to me than dragging it out in the tree grove and letting it settle into the sod. Many people in southern MN or Iowa will shed their tillage equipment. That is why I like to buy used stuff in that part of the world! Most owners manuals will say to take the weight off of tires when in storage. Lon
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