Gotta thank Rob Dehli for letting a couple of us plow up one of his dad's fields. IMHO a VERY nice place to plow all day on a Cub, wish I had more time out there.
I did get to plowing with my "Blunier-improved" plow. Can't say enough as to how much moving the coulter foreward and drilling the third hole in the yoke does. The only time I EVER had to reverse (didn't ever have to even get off) was when my front axle balled up some trash, reversed then gave it some ramming speed and the plow cleared the slug. This was a bean field that had been harvested either 4 or 6 row, and tailings were just laid out in a line. Perfect test, passed with flying colors. All I can say is a big thanks to Steve for getting out a good solution to the Brinly's plugging problem. It makes for a much more enjoyable time to be able just to sit and drive without hanging off the back watching for when the plow's going to plug.
I did get to plowing with my "Blunier-improved" plow. Can't say enough as to how much moving the coulter foreward and drilling the third hole in the yoke does. The only time I EVER had to reverse (didn't ever have to even get off) was when my front axle balled up some trash, reversed then gave it some ramming speed and the plow cleared the slug. This was a bean field that had been harvested either 4 or 6 row, and tailings were just laid out in a line. Perfect test, passed with flying colors. All I can say is a big thanks to Steve for getting out a good solution to the Brinly's plugging problem. It makes for a much more enjoyable time to be able just to sit and drive without hanging off the back watching for when the plow's going to plug.
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