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CHISEL PLOW FOR A SNAP COUPER DO THAY MAKE ONE

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MARK

08-26-1998 13:15:52

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DO THEY MAKE A SNAP COUPLER CHSEL PLOW FOR AC.IF SO WHERE CAN I FIND ONE .(D-17 ALLIS- CHAIMERS)

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Farmall Jockey

08-26-1998 19:16:52

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Re: CHISEL PLOW FOR A SNAP COUPER DO THAY MAKE ONE in reply to MARK , 08-26-1998 13:15:52

: DO THEY MAKE A SNAP COUPLER CHSEL PLOW FOR AC.IF SO WHERE CAN I FIND ONE .(D-17 ALLIS- CHAIMERS)

A D17 cannot pull a chisel plow.

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Ted Buisker

08-27-1998 04:38:00

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Re: Re: CHISEL PLOW FOR A SNAP COUPER DO THAY MAKE ONE in reply to Farmall Jockey, 08-26-1998 19:16:52

: : : DO THEY MAKE A SNAP COUPLER CHSEL PLOW FOR AC.IF SO WHERE CAN I FIND ONE .(D-17 ALLIS- CHAIMERS)

: A D17 cannot pull a chisel plow.

Maybe an "M" can't pull a chisel plow because IH didn't have the weight transfer technology of the more advanced design Allis Chalmers, but there are snap coupler chisel plows that do a nice job behind D-17's, and even D-15's. AC proved in 1948 with their traction booster system that you don't need a huge clumsey, ungainly monstrosity of a tractor to do a lot of field work. Have a good day. TED

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Rob

08-31-1998 16:55:48

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Re: Re: Re: CHISEL PLOW FOR A SNAP COUPER DO THAY MAKE ONE in reply to Ted Buisker, 08-27-1998 04:38:00

And furthermore, you don't have to flood gas out of the carb to get a D-17 started.

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farmall jockey

08-31-1998 17:34:14

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Re: Re: Re: Re: CHISEL PLOW FOR A SNAP COUPER DO THAY MAKE ONE in reply to Rob, 08-31-1998 16:55:48

: And furthermore, you don't have to flood gas out of the carb to get a D-17 started.

when aperson chisels the machine runs at least 10 inches deep an pulls like the devil. i use a 5288 so it is hard to have gas flooding out of the carb. like on a ALICE chalmers.

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