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Minnesota | Thats correct, after you set your initial A+ line, every pass left or right of AB-0 will not be exactly at a 0 degree heading, but each swath will be an equal distance from the previous pass. If every pass WAS at a zero heading and you set your A+ at the south edge of the field, you would actually overlap on the northern edge (if the field was large enough) In the same way, if you set an A+ heading of 180 at the northern edge of the field, you would actually start leaving skips on the south end. | |
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Don't want to hijack jason Hinson post below
