A mounted plow doesn't work well unless the tractor has some type of draft control which an M doesn't have. You would be lots happier with the results if you used a trailer plow, but using what you have, get a manual for the plow and follow the adjustments. Here's adjustment for my John Deere F-125 assuming a 4010 tractor which would give a starting point if you convert to the length of your bottom links. Wheel setting from center line to inside of tire is for 2 and 3 bottom plows - 14 plow is 25 and 16 is 27 Left lift link is 28 1/2 and right link is 29 1/2 so 1 lower on the right side. Top link is 25 1/2 or 3 shorter than the left bottom link. However the top link on your tractor is likely in a different location relative to the bottom links.
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