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Super A plow depth control

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Woodby

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Does anyone have the dimensions of the depth control linkage for this plow?
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I found a collector who had it for sale, I needed it for my 50
demonstrator. I came home with the plow and a 52 Super A.
But I've done some research and have seen the Super A with
2 separate plows mounted, one lays off to the left and one to
the right.
 
Dad had a 47 Super A ..the chain hooked to the lift arm and the depth was set with the second touch control lever using a link attached to the front of the drawbar
 
What you have there is the left half of a model 189 2-way plow. Missing a lot of parts, including the right half, to make it complete.

It will certainly get the job done if all you are looking to do is plow a garden or something, but if you're looking for a "correct" implement for a parade tractor, that's not it.

If the wear parts are in good shape it could be valuable to someone who has a complete 2-way plow with a worn out left hand side.
 
The two way plow that you described is common in the flood/furrow areas.As was said,You only have half of it-the left half.
 
Thanks for the comments but back to the topic, does anyone have the dimensions to the depth control arm? I want to fabricate one
 
I have one for my SA that a friend fabricated for me off of pics and dimensions a poster on here sent me. I will try to get the measurements today. Do you have an email address to send them to?
Greg
 
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