Posted by 2510Paul on April 20, 2019 at 06:26:17 from (184.97.23.18):
Thanks to ACG and CN 1660 for posting the pictures of Drilling Oats. I really enjoyed the pictures. I did some Oats planting but that was usually my Dad's job. Like SV I think he liked the squeaking of the disks as he planted and the somewhat peacefulness that brought to him.
Regarding ACG's response to my question: yes, I find it sad many of these tractor companies got gobbled up and the lineage of their designs were lost. I guess I don't know what parts of the Case designs carried on and what parts got dropped. I felt the Massey Harris tractors, although dated, were better than the Massey Fergusons. But the Ferguson designs won out.
So for centering a plow to the center of a tractor, is it half the plow width or some other formula that moves it to right of center a quarter or third of a bottom. A gentleman on here mentioned that once and I never followed up with him.
On my 3x18" mounted rollover plow I have been centering the plow to the center of the plow and tractor but my draft does not seem as perfect as I would like. Maybe it has something to do with my front tires setting.
I would appreciate some comments on the plow centering part of this post.
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