At first, the 2nd moldboard was not doing much, then it stood up the sod, made an adjustment on cut, shortly after both were cutting evenly, and rolling it over. I took a short video of that, funny because on cue it was working as it should for that furrow LOL !. Speed was slow, I know better until its adjusted 100%m, rocks and such. I was adjusting the depth as I went, there is a sweet spot on that. It seemed I had the top link adjusted so it was not on its nose and it was level, but at times it still seemed it was like that. Short patch, I have a bunch of other plots to try this some more and see what I can do once its set properly. I know what you are saying when pushing, that happens when trash plugs it, then it will come up out of the furrow and glide on the top. I did get some trash build up on the standards, its hiding the front coulter and making it look deeper than it its, but it never plugged, overall, trash coverage was better than I expected too.
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