I can add that you WILL get weight transfer much sooner (lever nearly all the way down) with New Plow Shares.. As the shares wear and loose "Suck", you will be adding more lever to get the same amount of weight transfer.. Years ago, I removed every spacer washer, to compress my spring as tight as possible on my WD-45 and still ( in Jack Wax) need to have the TB lever all the way down and be HOLDING the Hand clutch handle back as much as I can and still have the front off the ground..WITH ALL 4 tires Loaded and a RR Rail across the front.. (Semi-Mounted 4x14") that came with it New.. Uses Less gas per Acre than when pulling 3x14".. About 1/3 Gallon/Acre less..
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