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Competition Ploughing
Setup plough legs
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<blockquote data-quote="Howard150" data-source="post: 7151764" data-attributes="member: 30002"><p>As for the frame, then I have my RSLD Number 12 frame packed with hacksaw blades to give me parallel landsides. </p><p>problem with mass produced Ransomes bits was that nothing was perfect when they were manufactured. I have had 6 or 7 legs stacked up together and none of the holes line up perfectly. </p><p>Well done Henk. As in all things it’s not just rectifying things, it’s finding out what’s actually wrong before rectifying things. Often see guys fixing things which are not actually broken. </p><p>it’s my experience that very few ploughmen are engineers and very few engineers are ploughmen. It’s fairly unique to be able to first isolate and then fix the problem</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Howard150, post: 7151764, member: 30002"] As for the frame, then I have my RSLD Number 12 frame packed with hacksaw blades to give me parallel landsides. problem with mass produced Ransomes bits was that nothing was perfect when they were manufactured. I have had 6 or 7 legs stacked up together and none of the holes line up perfectly. Well done Henk. As in all things it’s not just rectifying things, it’s finding out what’s actually wrong before rectifying things. Often see guys fixing things which are not actually broken. it’s my experience that very few ploughmen are engineers and very few engineers are ploughmen. It’s fairly unique to be able to first isolate and then fix the problem [/QUOTE]
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