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Stevo

09-27-2004 17:56:55




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I have a 3 bottom WD snap-coupler plow needing a new front moldboard, shin, and landslide. I can't find a model # on the plow (it's been painted over)can someone tell me how to identify so I can buy parts?
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BushogPapa

09-27-2004 20:16:03




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 Re: WD Snap-coupler plow in reply to Stevo, 09-27-2004 17:56:55  
You need to be sure to get exactly the one you need, as they had 3 different numbers, and non will "match", to plow evenly..if the others are a different number.. Mine are the "latest" ones..and they plow real good..better than the earlier number moldboards.. Can roll sod in one continuous ribbon all across the field..!! Makes for nice conditions for working it down..!! Seems to me the #'s were: 331, 336, 361..361 being the newest.. Ron..

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stevo

09-29-2004 18:34:16




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 Re: WD Snap-coupler plow in reply to BushogPapa, 09-27-2004 20:16:03  
Thanks Ron, but can you tell me how to identify what I've got or should I need to buy 3 new (matching)361 moldboards? Your advice? Thank you in advance.



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BushogPapa

09-29-2004 19:02:48




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 Re: WD Snap-coupler plow in reply to stevo, 09-29-2004 18:34:16  
I don't think you can actually "see" any difference in them.... I would try one, and see if it matches well enough for your set-up... When I had a 3-14" mounted plow, (1955 model), and dad had his 4x14" semi-mounted (1957 model), we could not plow together and do a good job..always left a gap between my front furrow, and his rear furrow...But, he could follow me, and it matched mine perfectly...!!! That was both tractors in 2nd gear...ofcourse I could plow in 3rd, but I would burn more gas per acre than he did..then, I got the 4x24" semi-mounted for mine, and that was nice.... In a long day, we could turn 50 acres together.. Sure was great, working with him, watching the RED mufflers, and tall Blue flames at night..!! Steering with the brakes in the tough spots....!

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Stevo

09-30-2004 17:55:15




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 Re: WD Snap-coupler plow in reply to BushogPapa, 09-29-2004 19:02:48  
Thanks Ron,
You gave me what I need to know, and you also understand where I'm trying to get to. I remember riding on the WD in the 60's next to my grandfather often late into the night. Now I'm trying to re-create the experience. You can't go back in time, but you can get close.
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BushogPapa

10-01-2004 20:07:12




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 Re: WD Snap-coupler plow in reply to Stevo, 09-30-2004 17:55:15  
You sure can...!!

Running these, with the memories, you Grandad will almost "Speak" to you at times..!!



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