Middle buster plow

trialsguy · May 20, 2006

Is there a trick to getting the plow to plow deep, well what I need to do is trench as deep as trench as I can with it. Do I need to angle the head any certain angle or just straight up plum with the world? I am going to use it to run underground wire about 650 feet and I want it to go as deep as possible. the 2nd pass seems to just skim over what I have already trenched. I have added about 50 lbs to the plow to see if that helps,,Sorry after I typed all this I got to thinking that I wasnt in the right forum catagory But I bet somebody here has had some experience with them /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

trialsguy · May 20, 2006

Is there a trick to getting the plow to plow deep, well what I need to do is trench as deep as trench as I can with it. Do I need to angle the head any certain angle or just straight up plum with the world? I am going to use it to run underground wire about 650 feet and I want it to go as deep as possible. the 2nd pass seems to just skim over what I have already trenched. I have added about 50 lbs to the plow to see if that helps,,Sorry after I typed all this I got to thinking that I wasnt in the right forum catagory But I bet somebody here has had some experience with them /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

gary1611 · May 20, 2006

Youre Question would be better asked here.
Try using your toplink to adjust the angle. You'd be better off using a subsoiler to start. You could probaly bolt a subsoiler point to the middlebuster check Agri-supply.com for one.

gary1611 · May 20, 2006

Youre Question would be better asked here.
Try using your toplink to adjust the angle. You'd be better off using a subsoiler to start. You could probaly bolt a subsoiler point to the middlebuster check Agri-supply.com for one.