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Read articles →This is a real-world field clip of a Mahindra 5010 pulling a fourteen-inch two-bottom moldboard plow in wet November ground, including a spot where the tractor got stuck. The owner explains plow adjustment basics, like tilting the plow so it runs level once the wheel drops into the furrow. It's informal and narrow in scope, best for owners curious about plowing performance and setup in soft soil rather than a full review.
Posted by the Johnny R channel, appearing to be an owner sharing casual, hands-on footage from his own plowing work.
Tilt the plow up so it sits cockeyed before plowing, because once the wheel drops into the furrow it levels out and the plow pulls through flat.
The owner made three to four passes going about eight to ten inches deep, possibly up to twelve or fourteen inches, with a fourteen-inch two-bottom moldboard plow.
Yes, the owner got stuck while running through ground again to soften it because the soil was still too wet.
