Tx Jim
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I saw this plow listed on DFW Craigslist. Anyone know what model it is. Pretty neat with the slat bottoms & colters.
Thanks,Jim
Thanks,Jim
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long green line man
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Jim: That's a model M2A, or MT2A made for the Touch-O-Matic hitch on JD M or MT tractors.. Those slat bottoms work great on sticky gumbo bottom land , sandy ground wears them out Fast...
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Tx Jim
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- Coyote Flats, Texas
Thanks for your reply. I knew what the slat bottoms were designed for. Sandy ground wears everything out fast where I live.
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