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John Deere 1812 question
- Thread starter Utopiaar
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hargrove
Well-Known Member
I think the cutting edge is on a steeper angle than Reynolds. You might try raising the hitch a hole or two.
Shimmy1
Senior Member
Raising the hitch will have no effect. You mentioned a shorter stinger. Might help. I would guess that more than anything, the design is messing with you. Reynolds lift the back end up and down, correct? The Deere is going to take a little more finesse on your part since it is an actual scraper, and not a glorified box-blade. How fast are you trying to load?