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Help with Farmall A Plow Hookup

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Keith Cook

06-01-2006 20:28:05




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I have the original single bottom plow for my "A" but have no clue how it mounts. Could someone email detailed pics of the plow setup to me? I do have the lift levers but they are not on the tractor.
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HAS

06-02-2006 14:48:46




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 Re: Help with Farmall A Plow Hookup in reply to Keith Cook, 06-01-2006 20:28:05  
I don't have any pics, but will try to explain it verbally. The plow is pulled by the two round eylets under the fron end, right behind the square cultivator mount holes. The big end of that light steel wishbone looking thing mounts there. The other end of that pull teh plow, pin it to the front hole on the plow. The right hand lift arm hooks to that also, to adjust the angle to plow attacks the ground, so adjusts the depth of the furrow with your left lift lever.

For the back, yo have to have all the drawbars off. There should be a rig with two large eye holes at the top, and two bolt holes spaced about 4" apart that bolts to the low, right on the bend of the plow. The two large holes at the top connect to the rock shaft that is rotated by the other lever - the one that mounts to the floor boards and seat brackets. You use that lever to lift the low up for transport or turnaround.

So - you should have two levers - one mid mount on the tractor with the lever either on the left by the gearshift, or the lever on some aftermarkets come up on the right between the steering shaft and the gas tank. The other mounts on the right side of the floor and to the seat bracket and fenders for the back rock shaft. The mif mount adjusts your plow depth and the back one raises and lowers hte whole plow.

Clear as mud, right? If you are missing parts, let me know - I know who has anything you need for a plow setup for an A.

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gene bender

06-02-2006 03:03:07




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 Re: Help with Farmall A Plow Hookup in reply to Keith Cook, 06-01-2006 20:28:05  
Why dont you get the owners manual?



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Moo

06-02-2006 09:14:17




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 Re: Help with Farmall A Plow Hookup in reply to gene bender, 06-02-2006 03:03:07  
The tractor owner's manual does not discuss plow hookup. A manual for the plow will have to be found. Binder Books has all kinds of manuals but you need the plow model.



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