New King Kutter Two Bottom Plow
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Farmwithjunk
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I bought one of those plows a few years back at auction. I got to plow one garden with it before it sold again. No coulters isn't the hot set-up here.
I've been told the wear parts on those plows are the same as Ford 101's. If so, they are easy to get ahold of. Shouldn't be too much worry about wearing it out just yet though, seeing as to how it still has lots of paint to wear off!
I've been told the wear parts on those plows are the same as Ford 101's. If so, they are easy to get ahold of. Shouldn't be too much worry about wearing it out just yet though, seeing as to how it still has lots of paint to wear off!
jinman
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All done and I didn't find a single rock!
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Nice job! Did you try it in any native soil? That's the "real" test of how well it plows. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
All done and I didn't find a single rock!
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Nice job! Did you try it in any native soil? That's the "real" test of how well it plows. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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I used my Howse 2 bt plow last week to turn over some native soil, hadn't been plowed in 20 years and it did a nice job. I believe the key to successful plowing with a three point hitch plow is to have that top link adjusted correctly and the tilt set up to compentsate for the one tire being in the furrow. Draft control on your tractor can also come in handy.