Posted by Janicholson on November 12, 2008 at 17:56:20 from (66.173.50.128):
In Reply to: tractor discs posted by Connie L on November 12, 2008 at 12:55:06:
I'll add to Shetland's idea that shortening the right lift link on the JD will lift the right side of the disk (the thing is called a disk harrow, (or just disk) if the right side is lifted, the left side will dig in more, causing it to move right. Adjust some at firs, then a little at a time until it pulls straight. The rear "gang" of disks on the disk should be at almost the same depth as the front gang when in the ground working. Deeper or shallower on the rear gang to make the field smooth with out making a ridge, or leaving a groove. The tires should not be allowed to touch the implement. There are chains on each side of the JD lift arms, Shorten these until the disk stays between the tires, and centered. It will always try to be off center if turning when the disk is down (OK to do if in a shallow correction turn, not at the end of the field. Keep us informed as to the solution. JimN
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