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Read articles →This is a real-time, unedited plowing session with a Kubota BX and a moldboard plow, not a spec overview. It focuses entirely on setup: adjusting the coulter, offsetting the plow for tire clearance, top-link angle, and gauge wheel depth control, including mistakes and re-adjustments made on camera in wet, tough, never-plowed ground. Best for owners who already have or are buying this plow and want to see real adjustment troubleshooting rather than a buying-decision overview.
Posted by EverythingAttachments, an attachment maker/seller demonstrating their own plow, so expect product-familiar but hands-on, trial-and-error commentary rather than a neutral third-party test.
Move it back and up as far as it will go so it clears the center stabilizer bars, and retighten it after any offset adjustment since loose coulters stop turning.
The tires were in the way, so the plow was moved over to give the coulter more room and put the plow point back in the right position for a proper furrow.
Yes, it keeps depth correct automatically, while doing it manually with an up or down lift caused about four different depth levels within ten feet.
Yes, it is a full category one limited hitch tractor that can plow like a bigger tractor, just not as fast, even in hard, sod-covered virgin ground.
