Posted by L.C. on December 23, 2021 at 13:59:46 from (68.255.78.53):
In Reply to: Disking 101 posted by T-Nason on December 23, 2021 at 09:27:40:
To add a little to the comments below: don't back up with the disk in the dirt; they're designed to be pulled, not pushed.
Second point is to be careful how tight you turn with a pull-type disk so that the plow doesn't get into the tires.
The disk does need to be adjusted so that the back gangs pull as much dirt in as the front gangs push out. If the back is too low, it will bed, making a ridge. The front gangs can trench if lower than the front; two passes will make a ridge at the edge. This is adjusted with the top link on a lift-type disk but is also affected by how low the lift arms are set.
If it's not covering well, try a little more speed if the ground is smooth enough to not bounce you too much.
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