It is very important to know how to adjust the plow on the walk-behind tractor, which will allow you to correctly perform all the required work. Correct adjustment is the key to the quality of the process. After finishing the work, do not forget to clean the mechanism, unfasten the plow from the walk-behind tractor and fold it until the next time. Adjusting the plow is a real art. For more than a thousand years, farmers have begun plowing by adjusting this unit. The task of the plow is to turn over the top layer of soil, mix it and create favorable conditions for plant growth. This is the main agricultural task that prepares the soil for sowing, making it fertile. Plowing is done once a year, and subsequent cultivation of the land is called harrowing. The most important thing when plowing is to correctly adjust the plow. If the adjustment is incorrect, the equipment will begin to slip, go deep into the ground, and the biochemical processes in the soil itself that are necessary for plant growth will be disrupted. This is the main working element of the plow. The share (knife), moldboard and field board are fixed on it. The body is height-adjustable by moving the stand. The ploughshare is responsible for cutting the soil layer, and the moldboard is responsible for turning the soil. The field board is a service element that is used for adjustment. The plowing depth depends on the set height of the support wheel. Land cultivation is a technological process that requires special preparation of motor vehicles and a plough. Land cultivation is a technological process that requires special preparation of motor vehicles and a plough. Before installing the unit, we install a bar under the left wheel of the walk-behind tractor to recreate the plowing process. Structurally, plows differ from each other, so you need to know the plowing depth in advance. Usually, the recommended depth is indicated in the instructions for the device. In summer cottages and household plots, the plowing depth is set from 10 to 20 cm. The further process of growing crops depends on the plowing depth setting. If the depth is not set sufficiently, the roots of harmful plants will remain under the soil, and if the depth is too great, the fertile soil will mix, and the plants will not receive the necessary nutrients. The adjustment is made using a field board. The performance of the unit depends on the angle of attack: if the angle of attack is greater than necessary, the device will get stuck in the ground, and the walk-behind tractor will skid; and if the angle of attack is insufficient, the plow will not remove the required layer of soil. After all the settings have been made, you need to plow the first furrow. At this stage, it becomes clear whether the plow is set up correctly. During the next plowing, the machine is lowered into the track with one wheel, and further adjustments are made in the furrow. Before starting the adjustment, you need to find the most level area. If it is possible to make adjustments on asphalt, move the machine onto it. When the equipment plows the soil, it moves along the track with the right wheel, and the left wheel is on uncultivated land. To recreate this position of the machine, you need to install stands under the left wheel of the walk-behind tractor, the height of which should be equal to the plowing depth. If the angle of attack is too large, the walk-behind tractor will dig into the ground. If the angle of attack is small, the unit will not sink to the required depth, but will plow only the top layer of soil. The last adjustment is cutting the first furrow. After trial plowing, it becomes clear whether the device is set up correctly. If the equipment does not slip and the unit goes deep easily, then the plow is adjusted. After cutting the furrow, the machine is lowered with the right wheel into the track. After this, check the plowing depth and adjust the unit. Now you can start full-fledged plowing. The main working element of the plow is the share (knife). The share bears the main load during plowing, because it is this element that cuts the soil layer. Over time, the share becomes dull, which leads to a decrease in plowing productivity. The unit must be equipped with a removable share. Before plowing the area, you need to conduct a test plowing, which checks the adjustment of the device. Check the depth for which your unit is designed. When moving along the furrow, check the operation of the plow. If the device does not work correctly, then adjust it directly in the ground. Estimate the load on the walk-behind tractor during plowing and the correctness of the movement. We set the unit at the border of the desired area, turn on the first speed and press the clutch. Make sure that your steering wheel is parallel to the ground, so that the machine goes straight forward, and does not dig into the ground. The plowing process should occur without effort from the operator. With good settings, the equipment i