absolutly true!! wasnt that what i just said?maybe i didnt explain it correctly .trouble is you need it hitched differently to turn sod up hill,when your trying to turn sod both ways its much easier to have a plow that changes the hitch itself,otherwise you stop at end of each furrow and adjust the hitch.one adjusted properly to turn sod downhill simply wont turn it correctly uphill.adjust it to turn furrow up hill,and it wont work correctly throwing furrow downhill. its much easier to turn sod downhill due to the amount of side draft, when you start turning it uphill ,side draft is greatly increased,tires slip more etc,so you simply have to adjust your hitch differently. i saw a video a while back that showed folks in england plowing straight up and down a hill,if i tried that i would have gullies ten feet deep.
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