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Baxter-13

01-26-2007 15:25:55

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i have two 3 bottom plows that i am goin to use to pull with my M, but i am olny using one. how do you tell what plow it is. i no that it was produced by IH..it has 1441F on the last "plow".i am goin to try to put a pic in but if i dont just send me an email that you want one

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toolz

01-27-2007 12:28:41

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Re: about this plow in reply to Baxter-13, 01-26-2007 15:25:55

Don"t know what the one in the rear is, but the front one sure looks like a #55 John Deere.

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El Toro

01-26-2007 18:40:04

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BAXTER'S PLOW PICTURE in reply to Baxter-13, 01-26-2007 15:25:55

Here's Baxter's plow picture that he is referring too. Hal

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Janicholson

01-26-2007 16:59:42

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Re: about this plow in reply to Baxter-13, 01-26-2007 15:25:55

Measuring:
Take a framing square (L shaped 14" by 24" used for carpentry) looking at the plow from the right side (side that is on unplowed ground) you will see landslides. These are flat metal plates running from the fromt of each moldboard toward the rear. They are in line with the direction of the furrow. Place the square so that the short arm of it is touching this landslide all along, and the long arm is out under the moldboard. Measure with this to the tip of the share. The share is an angular curved plate at the fromt of the moldboard. The measurement is the width of the plow. It could be 12" (unlikely) 14" (Likely)
16" (likely) or 18 " (unlikely) Your tractor will be happiest with a 14" set. called 3-14s. Next happiest with a 3-16s, and not happy at all with 3-18s. There may not be a 3-12s plow, it would be small, but usable. New points, shares, landslides, and maybe moldboards will be available for the plow. JimN

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