bottom plow newbie help

[Anonymous Poster]

I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM. A neighbor farmer came by and told me that the plow itself should be level in both directions. I think you are almost there.
-So first you have to unwind the right hand side of you bottom link. and level out the the plow with the toplink.
- After you run a row or two, adjust top link OUT to go deeper with the 2nd bottom, or adjust IN of its already too deep (depends on your soil).
-Also adjust your stabilizers to pull the plow as far to the right/ nearest to your tire.
-Also make note, the position of your front wheel in relation to the previously-made furrow ,whether you stay to the right, middle, or to the left----this can make a big difference on how it throws it over, as well as the moistiure content of the soil.
-stay in 3rd gear--dont go too fast.

You'll just have to experiment and see what works.
good luck.
YOU DONT GET OPERATORS MANUALS FOR A LOT OF THINGS ANYMORE-ESPECIALLY FOR SMALL-FARM EQUIPMENT!!

When I got my plow from the dealer, no less,Guage wheel bogged up everything, I had to take it off the first day I used it. It took me over 5 years to fiqure out they put it in the wrong place!

 

[Mosey]

Don,

I emailed King Kutter again and told them you were sure it's a King Kutter and they finally admitted that it's a new product from them. When I asked the first time I asked if they made "moldboard plows" and they said no. Apparently they just looked up "moldboard plows" on their computer and nothing showed up. This time they looked for "bottom plow" and found it. Apparently they don’t put their best people on answering emails. Anyway, it's good to see you got yours working! By the way, I always adjust my plow so it's level when one wheel is in the furrow. I'm confused as to why you can't get yours adjusted that way.