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BobinIL

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  1. On 11/8/2022 at 7:03 AM, Matt Kirsch said:

    Where do you have this adjusted? This is the only other place you can move the plow over, and you do that by moving the pull bar all the way in. Pretty much exactly like what's shown.... I'm wondering if you could even "fudge it" by drilling a two more holes...

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    Just a follow up I moved the spreader plate over like in this picture except in the lower row of holes.  The plow is now taking a full cut on the first bottom.  Thanks for the advice!

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  2. I have an IH 720 4-18 plow that I am pulling with my 966 set on 30" rows. 18.4-34 tires.  I have slid the hitch bar all the way to the right and still the first bottom only seems to be taking about a 14" cut.  How can I get the first bottom to take more cut without moving the rear Wheel out on my tractor?

  3. On 9/20/2022 at 1:52 AM, Fred B said:

     

    Try taking 5/8 lock washers and tap them on the auger  flights, about every 14 inches, I have found it will move heads in milo.

    I did this to my problem child 820 and it helped.  Upgraded to a 1020 this year and have high hopes for smoother feeding beans.

  4. I am working on restoring my 404 utility and last night while breaking down the hood for primer 2 of the threaded studs that hold the clips for the hood skirts broke off. I was ultra careful while removing these but 2 broke anyway.  What is a good way to repair these and fasten the skirt clips back on without marring the outside surface of the hood?   First picture is a broken one the second picture is a stud that did not break  The 3rd pic is the entire hood.  Things are going so well I don't want to mess it up now.

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