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Topic: JD plow ID
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| Catskill Pete
07-28-2012 16:13:44
209.23.10.126
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I am in the process of converting a 3 bottom plow to a 2 bottom. I think its an 810, its certainly one of the 800 series. I have not yet pulled the bottoms apart to search for parts numbers on the bottoms, however I was pressure washing it today and brought up a number on the top of the moldboard. Now I was pretty sure just by eyeball its a 16 inch HS bottom. Its in faded paint near the JD logo. The number is HS 324NC on both moldboards,[not a typing error 324]. I was hoping someone with the books could identify it.
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| Catskill Pete
07-29-2012 09:43:52
209.23.8.122
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Re: JD plow ID in reply to Catskill Pete, 07-28-2012 16:13:44
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| Thanks for the information folks. I did go to JDparts and found it, sure helps to know what to ask for, cause I got nowhere the first time I searched it.
New question does anybody know what the difference/function of the narrow cut vs the full cut is?
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| ET
07-29-2012 10:04:35
184.12.79.221
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Re: JD plow ID in reply to Catskill Pete, 07-29-2012 09:43:52
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| The only diffrence between the NC and FC bottoms is the share bolted on. The full cut completly slices the furrow slab and the narrow cut leaves a strip of the soil atatched to act as a hinge to aid in flipping the furrow slab over.
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| Mike Aylward
07-28-2012 20:53:43
216.145.134.145
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Re: JD plow ID in reply to Catskill Pete, 07-28-2012 16:13:44
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| If you look up catalog number 1308 you will find the High Speed bottoms. I was not familiar with the 324 bottom but by the number you can tell it is a High Speed bottom, 3-bolt share, originally set up as a Full Cut share. Mike
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| Mike Aylward
07-29-2012 06:45:00
216.145.134.145
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Re: JD plow ID in reply to Mike Aylward, 07-28-2012 20:53:43
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| I made a mistake. I thought your ID said "FC". The "NC" means narrow cut. Sorry for the confusion. Mike
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| JohnS1970
07-28-2012 19:14:42
74.15.245.213
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Re: JD plow ID in reply to Catskill Pete, 07-28-2012 16:13:44
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| If you go to the JD online parts catalog, enter "Plow Bottoms" in the model search. That should tell you everything you want to know.
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