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Re: How do I plow a hillside REVISED
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Posted by Mike M on April 13, 2006 at 08:05:26 from (24.140.71.29):
In Reply to: How do I plow a hillside REVISED posted by CharlieT on April 13, 2006 at 07:42:01:
I don't have much experience at this but I do remember one time my uncles hired help was plowing on a slope and it looked like crap and they were complaining about how hard it was. After there quitting time he sent me out to get it finished. Only took me one pass to see what the problem was. They weren't going fast enough the sod would roll over then come back but if you jumped up the ground speed it would flip it over farther to stay. Ground speed plays a large part in different situations. You may not be able to get your speed right with a 2 cyl. I was running a 2940 with a 4 bottom and had plenty of power to move it along.
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