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<blockquote data-quote="Howard150" data-source="post: 3339434" data-attributes="member: 30002"><p>1 is probably the straightest however he has not handled the tramlines very well. In general the outgoing furrow is poor. It looks as though it was brushed on the return by either a badly set tailpiece or a disc hub, in which case silverware will elude him until he learns where the disc needs to be set.</p><p></p><p>It is my considered opinion that 2 is better in general as it is much more uniform throughout its length. Yet again the work would benefit from better adjustment of the rear disc.</p><p></p><p>As in all things it's a fine line between right and wrong, usually all down to attention to detail.</p><p>For Ferguson work the devil is in the detail and correct depth is critical due to the construction of the disc assembly being a fork and spindle as opposed to one sided with a hub.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Howard150, post: 3339434, member: 30002"] 1 is probably the straightest however he has not handled the tramlines very well. In general the outgoing furrow is poor. It looks as though it was brushed on the return by either a badly set tailpiece or a disc hub, in which case silverware will elude him until he learns where the disc needs to be set. It is my considered opinion that 2 is better in general as it is much more uniform throughout its length. Yet again the work would benefit from better adjustment of the rear disc. As in all things it's a fine line between right and wrong, usually all down to attention to detail. For Ferguson work the devil is in the detail and correct depth is critical due to the construction of the disc assembly being a fork and spindle as opposed to one sided with a hub. [/QUOTE]
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