I am working on several food plots for deer camp. Problem is too many rocks to plow deeply. Thought I'd use a chisel plow running 4-6 inches deep. Will I need tractor with draft control to keep plow from pulling itself deeper than that?? Since I don't yet have a tractor, do the TC45's have draft control??
DRAFT CONTROL
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I am working on several food plots for deer camp. Problem is too many rocks to plow deeply. Thought I'd use a chisel plow running 4-6 inches deep. Will I need tractor with draft control to keep plow from pulling itself deeper than that?? Since I don't yet have a tractor, do the TC45's have draft control??
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I am working on several food plots for deer camp. Problem is too many rocks to plow deeply. Thought I'd use a chisel plow running 4-6 inches deep. Will I need tractor with draft control to keep plow from pulling itself deeper than that?? Since I don't yet have a tractor, do the TC45's have draft control?? )</font>
It is an option, installed by dealer.
Bob
It is an option, installed by dealer.
Bob
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I am working on several food plots for deer camp. Problem is too many rocks to plow deeply. Thought I'd use a chisel plow running 4-6 inches deep. Will I need tractor with draft control to keep plow from pulling itself deeper than that?? Since I don't yet have a tractor, do the TC45's have draft control?? )</font>
It is an option, installed by dealer.
Bob
It is an option, installed by dealer.
Bob
daTeacha
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I don't think the draft control mechanism cares what you hook on the 3 point, it will still work.
daTeacha
Veteran Member
I don't think the draft control mechanism cares what you hook on the 3 point, it will still work.
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Is draft control designed for the purpose I suggested with the chisel plow or other types of plows ?? )</font>
My limited understanding of draft control indicates it is designed to keep the draft constant on any ground engaging implement. Plows are ground engaging implements. When engaged in the ground, it requires draft to pull it. Draft (amount of force on the implement) can be kept constant with draft control. Too much draft, implement is raised out of the ground, returning the draft to the amount chosen by you, the user.
Bob
My limited understanding of draft control indicates it is designed to keep the draft constant on any ground engaging implement. Plows are ground engaging implements. When engaged in the ground, it requires draft to pull it. Draft (amount of force on the implement) can be kept constant with draft control. Too much draft, implement is raised out of the ground, returning the draft to the amount chosen by you, the user.
Bob
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Is draft control designed for the purpose I suggested with the chisel plow or other types of plows ?? )</font>
My limited understanding of draft control indicates it is designed to keep the draft constant on any ground engaging implement. Plows are ground engaging implements. When engaged in the ground, it requires draft to pull it. Draft (amount of force on the implement) can be kept constant with draft control. Too much draft, implement is raised out of the ground, returning the draft to the amount chosen by you, the user.
Bob
My limited understanding of draft control indicates it is designed to keep the draft constant on any ground engaging implement. Plows are ground engaging implements. When engaged in the ground, it requires draft to pull it. Draft (amount of force on the implement) can be kept constant with draft control. Too much draft, implement is raised out of the ground, returning the draft to the amount chosen by you, the user.
Bob