2000 series plow

I brought home a 2000monoframe 4 16 plow today. Plan on pulling it with a 185, how wide do I need to set the wheels out for this plow? It's set on 60inch centers now. What else do I need to know about it.

General rule would be set furrow wheel out so you have 16in from inside of tire to left edge of front bottom then set left wheel out the same.That's the theory but experience may prove some tweeking.A book for the plow would explain everything you need to know on settings of all kinds.Very helpful if you don't have lot's of experience setting a plow.

 I forgot to mention. While doing your trial leveling pass with plow & tractor in furrow, adjust your tractor's 3pt draft control level to set 3pt plow depth & allow it to slightly raise plow during tough pulling conditions. Once you have the draft control dialed in, lock it into place. Once that is complete, all you need to do on ends is raise 3pt, then raise plow tail wheel, make your turn, line up with wheels in furrow, lower 3pt lever all the way and lower plow tail wheel all the way.  

Find someone from at least one generation older and bribe them to help.    Retired neighbor drove tractor for us he made one pass and brought the plow back to his yard and set it up how he felt was right much better after that.   We plow very very little but if I can he runs the plow. Plowing is a dieing art going on 21 years since I started farming this place and I have plowed twice for a combined 4 acres. Looking at farming two new farms that for different reasons need plowing dreading it like crazy. Give me a disc or soil saver and it's like second nature.

Just be sure to have everything adjusted so that the plow is level front to back and side to side with the tractor in the furrow.  Look at the plow in the video from a distance and you can see that it is pretty level.  I see so many videos of people trying to plow with the front of the plow trying to dig to China and the rear barely in the ground or vice versa or leaning to one side.  I've heard people say to get a good initial setting park the tractor and plow on a flat concrete surface and put blocks under the left wheels the same height as your average plowing depth, then adjust so that the plow is level on the concrete.  May not be perfect, but it will be a lot better than many.  As others have said, there are myriad of adjustments on the front of these plows.  Get a manual!
The plow in this video also has a "sidehill hitch" so that you can always hold it up the hill if you aren't on perfectly level ground so that the width of cut of the first bottom is about correct.  It's not like we're plowing mountains or anything but it's nice for even a gentle slope. 
[TUBE]http://youtu.be/xQqC_Vcmx9c[/TUBE]

I had that plow behind a 190XT, the book said 31" from the center of the tractor to the inside of the right tire.