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New Ulm, MN | yes, try that to, the Cam, its a bolt in the bottom where it bolts on to the beam, has a square head with a arrow on it, for sucking the bottom into the ground, or not sucking so much. changes the pitch. But not sure if that will help much unless its sucking in to much creating more pressure couseing it to trip. Grandpa told me about a neighbor once that was so exited about his new 720AR plow that he plowed Sweet Corn ground in august and all it did on the ends where the trucks drove was trip over and over. They tought it was gonna fly apart it was so loud.
We have a 720 AR, I have all new shares, 3 moleboard, shins to replace broken ones, and a complete set of bolts for each bottom, as thats what i was breaking in the frost a few years back, no looking forward to plowing hard ground, Not gonna do any fall NH3 couse i feel its to dry, chisled bean ground and was turning up huge lumps. Silage ground was a no go with our antuiqe unit. It was sendin dirt chunks at the cab and flexing like it shouldnt.
Edited by 2+2, MN 10/19/2011 00:41
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Plowing hard, dry ground and excessive beam tripping questions... (PICS)
