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Topic: HELP IDENTIFY AC IMPLEMENT
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| CM BEHOUNEK
09-24-2012 09:56:15
170.232.128.10
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Was there a modle number for this spring tooth implement, or a manual for it? Its not hooking up to the tractor very good, on the D17 it is hitting the rear tires. it hooks into the snap coulpler, but dose it lift? Is it missing something?
Also what model of plow do I have here, What tractors do these implements go on? dose the plow lift? Thanks Chad see my link for photos. http://www.flickr.com/photos/37952188@N03/
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| Allis Dave
09-27-2012 05:54:04
108.178.224.142
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Re: HELP IDENTIFY AC IMPLEMENT in reply to CM BEHOUNEK, 09-24-2012 09:56:15
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| The stabilizer bar hooks to the bracket with the pin through it on the center of the toolbar, There are manuals sometimes on ebay.
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| Allis Dave
09-27-2012 05:50:34
108.178.224.142
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Re: HELP IDENTIFY AC IMPLEMENT in reply to CM BEHOUNEK, 09-24-2012 09:56:15
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| That's exactly like my 83 plow except it looks like someone added the truss bar for some reason. You also have a sprint tooth field cultivator. It's missing the top stabilizer bar that hooks to the round bar that the lift arms on the tractor are pressed onto. I have one like it also except mine has the square shanks that make a couple loops. Mine is also missing the stabilizer bar and I'm missing the gauge wheels.
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| just for fun
09-25-2012 11:13:29
67.236.73.234
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Re: HELP IDENTIFY AC IMPLEMENT in reply to CM BEHOUNEK, 09-24-2012 09:56:15
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| Plow appears to be a number 83 plow, that was one of A-C's semi-mount type plow. You will need to install a tranport valve in the hydraulic lift system to make it lift correctly, the lift arms first, then the hydraulic ram.
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| just for fun
09-25-2012 11:16:49
67.236.73.234
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Re: HELP IDENTIFY AC IMPLEMENT in reply to just for fun, 09-25-2012 11:13:29
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| Forgot to add, that system is for the WD45. Plow should fit WD45 and the D series.
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| Diydave
09-24-2012 10:32:32
96.244.157.12
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Re: HELP IDENTIFY AC IMPLEMENT in reply to CM BEHOUNEK, 09-24-2012 09:56:15
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| Its a field cultivator, the lift is done by hooking the chains up to the lift arms, in the coupler latches. Some of it looked a little home-made. If it's hitting your tires, spacing is too narrow.
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