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    MF 135 pipe ripper layer

    sure i got a side on pic off the net and enlarged and got an angle of 45D vs the 19D on mine, 40 is a lot steeper. Shortened up the tooth length by 90mm will give it a go in the morning fingers crossed cheers
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    MF 135 pipe ripper layer

    Think you are right my tooth angle at the moment is 20d and i thing it's way to shallow. 40-50d looks a bit better but if anyone can advise for sure that would be great. I took reading from horizontal at base of vertical bar and bottom of tooth using bevel angle gauge cheers
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    MF 135 pipe ripper layer

    simply being pushed up I think When it get ontop of the ground it sits there. When I start off i dig a hole down around 500mm and drop it in with draft set to down and position in down. I guess that is right.
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    MF 135 pipe ripper layer

    So i assume this means there is nothing wrong with the hydraulics which is good. I have the top bar wound all the way in and the angle is pretty steep I have hung 70kgs of barbell weights off it and it still came up. Think I might try a bar from the ROP bar down to the top of the ripper which...
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    MF 135 pipe ripper layer

    Hi all, I have a MF 135 4 Cyl petrol which seems to work OK I am abit new to the operation of the tractor and recently made a single tine pipe layer which seems to be OK for what i want to use it for. Problem is when I drop the uit down into a hole I have dug to start off the unit starts off...
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