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Leroy 01-06-2013 07:08:09 69.88.205.38 Report to Moderator	I agree with no need for a top link as I found out the outfit I had worked better if I did not try to use it. Other than that was what I said that a 620-630 in my ground would not pull a 4-16" plow, 3-14" yes and probably a 3-16" but not a 4 bottom. A 720-730 should handle the 4 bottom plow with no problems. [Reply]   [No Email]
BushogPapa 01-06-2013 12:15:47 173.88.51.117 Report to Moderator	Re: 3/16 plow JD 620 in reply to Leroy, 01-06-2013 07:08:09   I agree completely...there ARE soils (and Conditions) that will make all kinds of different loads on a plow... My time at the "Plow Days" was probably not all that typical... I had just re-built this 630 with New Mains and rings and a VERY GOOD Valve Job that NASCAR would envy...along with New 15.5x38", LOADED, 3 wts on the left and 2 on the Rt and 300 on the front.. This was NOT any more than it needed, either..!! BUT, it DID pull it and over 7" deep in established Alfalfa and Jack Wax.. IT was every bit it could muster (900 RPM) in 2nd, at times..!! Sure seemed to shake the very Ground..!! What a HORSE..!!! My 720, with 300 lb on the front and New 15.5x38" and a couple wts on each side walks right along with that F-145" 4x16 (here) in 3rd, 7+" deep...sometimes lifting the front..!! It's not an "R", but holds it's own...! Ron.. [Reply]  [No Email]