Posted by fbh44 on April 05, 2020 at 05:02:18 from (69.71.12.139):
In Reply to: Plowing question posted by Grandpa love on April 05, 2020 at 04:31:10:
I have a Farmall H and tried to plow with a John Deere 2-14 3-point plow and an add-on 3-point hitch. I forget the brand of the 3-point hitch. The combo never would work, the plow slewed across to the left bad and the tractor got pulled to the right. Until I realized what it was doing, and I invented a turn-buckle I had to install, that held the assembly in place so it could not slew sideways. The turn-buckle holds the assembly in place 14 inches from the right-side rear wheel. So that bottom cuts a 14-inch slice. That way both bottoms cut a 14-inch slice of sod. Works perfectly. The turn-buckle runs from a hold drilled in the right lift arm up to the frame of the plow.
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