Posted by Bryce Frazier on April 29, 2013 at 08:18:06 from (67.142.168.142):
Hi guys it's Bryce. I just finished my 1947 Early Styled John Deere B and took it to plow day. I tried to pull my 2-14 trailed plow, but it was just too much for the little tractor. One of the guys there said that he knew of a guy trying to get rid of a belly mount plow for a JD B that works off the power lift? I was wondering if it was worth looking into. It is a 1-18 and is complete except for a few "easy to make brackets" ( or so I have been told... ) I was wondering if anyone out there had a few good pictures of one, and perhaps a few of how it hooks up on the tractor so that I could see what I am going to have to make! I attached a picture of the JD. THANKS!! Bryce
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