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Topic: Plow
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| Judd
10-18-2012 22:11:23
173.86.22.58
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What model plow was sold with a 1955 John Deere 40 tractor?It was a 2-14".
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| Dodgeit
10-19-2012 08:38:38
65.199.61.227
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Re: Plow in reply to James Howell, 10-18-2012 22:11:23
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If yours looks like this one I just finished it's a 472 Intagrel Disk Plow.
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| ET
10-19-2012 06:40:34
134.179.104.130
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Re: Plow in reply to Judd, 10-18-2012 22:11:23
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| The model 412 was the 2 bottom plow for the 40 tractor. The one bottom version is a 411.
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| larry g from tenn
10-19-2012 06:35:41
184.41.246.219
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Re: Plow in reply to Judd, 10-18-2012 22:11:23
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| My JD 40 (tricycle) came with 2 disc breakers. They probably cut about 10 to 12 inches each. I suspect the 40 would be happy with 2 12 inch breakers. I still have the disc breakers that came with ours.
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| Rich Duane
10-19-2012 05:45:51
72.45.55.37
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Re: Plow in reply to Judd, 10-18-2012 22:11:23
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| Judd,
It was the model 411 which had fixed standards.
I not shure when the model 412 came out it had trip standards.
Rich
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| MikeinKy
10-21-2012 17:22:08
184.45.98.209
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Re: Plow in reply to Rich Duane, 10-19-2012 05:45:51
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| 412 did not trip. 411 was 1 bottom and 412 was 2 bottom. 415 and 415A were the later trip plows, coming out with the 420, 430, and 1010.
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| c h parks
10-20-2012 08:42:37
174.124.161.199
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Re: Plow in reply to Rich Duane, 10-19-2012 05:45:51
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| In the book by David Wolfe
No 411 one bottom built 1952-64.
No 412 two bottom built 1952-56.
Both with truss frame not trip.
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