Thanks for your response. Yes, I have the book and it has been very helpful. I also have long landsides on the last bottom. I put on new ones just so I knew they were in the condition they needed to be. I am not sure how much wear is to much wear.
I have my rear wheels set at 27", center of tractor to inside sidewall. That seems to give me the 18" cut but my lower links are not well centered to the inner sway stops as I would expect. They are not far off but off maybe an inch or so. My front tires are 29" center to inner wall of the tire.
The book calls for 30" center of tractor to inner wall of the rear tires and fronts at 2" beyond that. I started with the rears at 30" and the fronts at 29" center to inner wall. I was cutting a slice of about 21-22 inches with the first bottom. So, I narrowed the rear to 27. 18" plus 9" is 27" so I went there.
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