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Don Livingston

06-28-2007 05:08:24

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IH 70 , six bottom , pull type, rigid plow, been in a building fire. I need the right spring hitch, hyd cyl,lift assit springs. rims,coulters and brks,. Help! ASAP! Ph 507 433 0073

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IaGary

06-28-2007 16:10:25

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Re: IH 70 plow pic, burnt in reply to Don Livingston, 06-28-2007 05:08:24

Maybe I could buy it to put behind my burnt 460 just for a lawn decoration. (:~})

Gary

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georgeky

06-28-2007 07:54:03

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Re: IH 70 plow pic, burnt in reply to Don Livingston, 06-28-2007 05:08:24

Plow moldboards will never scour properly after they have been through a fire.

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Allan In NE

06-28-2007 06:34:12

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Re: IH 70 plow pic, burnt in reply to Don Livingston, 06-28-2007 05:08:24

Don,

All the temper in the steel is ruined from that fire.

Junk the plow and get another, because it will cause you nothing but grief from now on. Hook it up and it will act like one large hunk of rubber.

It will never be right.

Allan

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markloff

06-30-2007 15:34:40

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Re: IH 70 plow pic, burnt in reply to Allan In NE, 06-28-2007 06:34:12

I think it would depend on what was burned in the fire and how hot the fire got.

Mark

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earlschieb

06-28-2007 06:38:18

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Re: IH 70 plow pic, burnt in reply to Allan In NE, 06-28-2007 06:34:12

That was my thought also Allan, the only use that I could figure for that plow was for shows, definately NOT work, and no plow days.

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Rootsy

06-28-2007 05:59:49

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Re: IH 70 plow pic, burnt in reply to Don Livingston, 06-28-2007 05:08:24

my #70 3 bottom uses a 3 1/2 x 8 cylinder.

Photos appear to be broken...

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Nat 2

06-28-2007 05:45:00

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Re: IH 70 plow pic, burnt in reply to Don Livingston, 06-28-2007 05:08:24

Rims and tires are standard implement fare available at any decent farm equipment dealer, or a place that specializes in farm equipment tires. New may be more expensive and not the exact right part, but if you're desperate it sure beats waiting around for umpteen months waiting for someone to cough up the exact right parts.

Hydraulic cylinder is also a standard unit, probably a 4" diameter 12" stroke or something like that. Back then most implements used the same size cylinder so the farmer would only have to buy one, and move it from machine to machine.

At least that will allow you to get it up and rolling so it's a little easier to move around.

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Don Livingston

06-28-2007 05:20:44

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Re: IH 70 plow pic, burnt in reply to Don Livingston, 06-28-2007 05:08:24

Side view, 6 x 16 plow. That is 8 feet wide, 16 feet a round. Don L.

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