Moline plow question

[Dan in Ore]

I have a Moline 2-bottom rollover 2-way plow. I got everything freed up and working properly. When I go one direction it plows just fine, however when I go the other direction it doesn't plow as deep. Anybody got ideas about what might be happening.

 

[rjwilly]

1. Are both of your rear tires the same brand?
If so make sure air pressure is the same.

2. Most flip over plows have some sort places on
either side to shim up to make the plow right.

3. It is possible one set of shears have been
used more than the other side.

Hope this helps.
rjwilly

 

[Handyman]

Does your plow have a gage wheel on it? if so are the stops set correctly for each direction? if that isnt it then you may not have your plow leveled correctly, first thing is to make sure the hitch frame is level with the tractor, put a level on a flat surface on the tractor and another one on the plow hitch frame and adjust the three point lift arms to level the hitch frame. next put a rear tractor tire on a block to match the depth you want your plow to run with the bottoms facing the low side of the tractor and put a level on the main plow frame and adjust that till level with the ground then just reverse everything to adjust the other side and you should be ready to plow. make your first pass and once you turn around and plow a frw feet level the plow from front to back so all bottoms are at the same depth if this doesnt work then you may need to replace some parts or you may have a plow that has a twisted beam and is now just good for parts and scrap.

 

[Dan in Ore]

This is a tow-behind not a 3-point plow. Thanks for the responses anyway.