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f.s J. '« ^ <1. t5 "^T-. -^J-'^'" v " ' Thursday, April 8, 1954 PROPERLY ADJUSTED PLOW DOES BETTER JOB. SAVES FUEL A plow that is adjusted right w will do a better job of plcfwing and save you some fuel. Wendell Bowers, extension agricultural engineer at the University of Illinois College of Agriculture, Wives a few tips on how to getVthe most out of your plow. -- Proper spacing of the rear tractor wheels is very important, Bowers says. Set your tractor wheels according to instructions given in your owner's manu&l or by your implement dealer. Set the coulteis with the hub over the point of the plow share and just deep enough to leave a clean furrow wall and also cut the trash. Coulters set too deep' will cause the plow to pull haro* Set coulters outside the landside about % . inch. This rpace may need to Jbe more in soft, trashy ground and less in ha rd ground. Adjust the plow until it runs .tfsvel. Best way to see whether your plow is level is to .measure the depth of each farrow. The farrows should measure the same if the plow is running level. Adjust the hitch until you get the correct width of cut, Bowers suggests. The distance from the shin of the moldboard to the furrow wall should be equal to the size of the bottom on your plow. If the plow tends to skid on its nose, the vertical hitch is too high. If you have ti ouble getting the plow in the ground or to ploV deep enougli, the * hi^ch is probably too low. A propei ly adjusted plow has % to- % inch clearance between the landside and both the furrow bottom and furi ow wall. Some plows have slip heels to help give this clearance. Finally, Bowers points out that it is hard to adjust a plow that has dull shares or coulters or that is otherwise badly worn. For additional information on plow adjustment, ask your farm adviser for a copy of "Cure Plow Troubles With Propei- Adjust- STRICTLY FRESH D tD is becoming increasingly popular in men's styles, says a fashion expert. Especially among; those who take off their shirts to< work in the garden. "" i • • • • The fellow who says talk is cheap obviously haa plenty of sales resistance. • • • If all the trucks in the U. S. were lined up, a story says, they would reach more than once around the world. And oH, the) things their drivers would/shout! at the guy in front! < • • 0 . ! A burglar in St. Paul, Minn., lifted 50 report cards from a STATE MEETING OF CEREBRAL PALSY GROUP APRIL 10 I>r. Edward Press, associate director, Division of Services for Crippled Childien, University of Illinois, will be guest speaker at the state meeting of the United Cerebral Psflsy Association of Illinois on Saturday, April 10 at the Knickerbocker hotel, Chicago. The all-day session will start at 9 a.m. with committee meetings attended by rep:esentatives of Chicago and downstate Cerebral Palsy affiliates and headed by staff members from United Cerebral Palsy association headquarters in New York. 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