To keep the plow from going to the left , you might try this , on a flat surface put the left wheel on a 4" block and adjust the saddle bolts so that the plow sits level with the floor . now the plow should be level when the right is wheel the furrow.
I was just going to say the same thing when I read your recommendation. Well done. The left side surface of the plow should be vertical when the right tire is in the furrow.
Hey Chip, Yeah I saw the blizzard in the news. It seems that we had March in Feb. and Feb. in March. .I've been itching to get the garden plowed for weeks, but it's still too cold to plant. Happy Gardening...
I was wrong about using the saddle to adjust the angle of the plow, Darbradtrac made a comment to me that the bolts on the roller plate were there to adjust the plow angle ,he was right I have been using the wrong adjustment method .
There is a seller on Ebay (buggy57) that is selling reproduction clutch pads.($45 +sh) You can contact him on the type you need, because there are different ones depending on the tractor model.
Nice to see a video of one actually plowing with a blade. Finally thanks for sharing
To keep the plow from going to the left , you might try this , on a flat surface put the left wheel on a 4" block
and adjust the saddle bolts so that the plow sits level with the floor . now the plow should be level when the right is wheel the furrow.
I was just going to say the same thing when I read your recommendation. Well done. The left side surface of the plow should be vertical when the right tire is in the furrow.
That things a beast, small world ,you are right around the corner from me!
Looking good! You're way ahead of me, it snowed here in Ohio today. Winter just doesn't want to give up....
Hey Chip, Yeah I saw the blizzard in the news. It seems that we had March in Feb. and Feb. in March. .I've been itching to get the garden plowed for weeks, but it's still too cold to plant. Happy Gardening...
It sure seems that way. Thankfully I live just far enough south that I usually miss out on the heavy snow.
Those old David Bradlys would sure do a lot work . Made a few gardens with one them .
I was wrong about using the saddle to adjust the angle of the plow, Darbradtrac
made a comment to me that the bolts on the roller plate were there to adjust the
plow angle ,he was right I have been using the wrong adjustment method .
I Have one of those. It has a small clinton motor if i am not mistaken
Where do you get clutch disk at i can’t find them anywhere
There is a seller on Ebay (buggy57) that is selling reproduction clutch pads.($45 +sh) You can contact him on the type you need, because there are different ones depending on the tractor model.