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Posted by Andy on April 29, 2004 at 10:23:39 from (12.2.73.20):
Recently my father-in-law came across a 2 bottom plow for my 350. Although I wan't necissarily looking for one I couldn't pass up the deal. We got it home and hooked it up to the two point and discovered that it didn't work very well hooked up to the fast hitch alone so we attached my 3-point top link to a connection that was on the top of the plow and it worked great. My only concern is the top link connection on the plow looks as if it was added after the plow left the factory. My questions are as follows: 1) Where can I find a manual? 2) Does anyone have any idea what model it is? 3) I am guessing I am not supposed to be using the top link from the three point set up. How was this plow originally attached to the tractor? Thanks in advance, Andy
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