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Re: Disking: Which way do you circle and why?
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Posted by TomTX on August 06, 2004 at 14:01:10 from (12.74.220.42):
In Reply to: Disking: Which way do you circle and why? posted by Kelvin on August 05, 2004 at 19:24:39:
As stated below, if you are using an offset disk, you should turn left. 2 reasons. You will break the right front disk if you turn right, as the disk will dig in very deeply. When you turn left you can leave the disk down in the plow position because when you start to turn, the disk will pop up almost out of the ground, ans after the turn will go right back to plowing deep. The Owners Manual for the Series 219 Offset says "Operator should plan all turns to his left."
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