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rkmeaney

12-16-2005 03:49:31




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does anybody out there have a couple of snap couplers for my D-15 you would sell me. if so please email me. thank you also looking for acopy of manual for a ac plow quick coupler 3-14 60 seires i believe it would be considered a model #63.




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John (MO)

12-16-2005 04:55:16




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 Re: snap couplers in reply to rkmeaney, 12-16-2005 03:49:31  
Are you talking about lift arm latches? A snap coupler is the thing under the tractor that the drawbar attaches into. There are usually some latches on ebay.



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rkmeaney

12-16-2005 09:09:06




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 Re: snap couplers in reply to John (MO), 12-16-2005 04:55:16  
thanks john for the info im still new at this game.is there still alot of snap coupler implements in mo.it seems like theres alot of hits on the forum for allis chalmers equipment. thanks agin john.



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John (MO)

12-16-2005 09:58:18




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 Re: snap couplers in reply to rkmeaney, 12-16-2005 09:09:06  
There are always snap coupler plows, disks are harder to find because you can"t hardly find bearings for them any more. Planters are around but a lot are rusted out. Quite a few AC blades but they are kind of high priced. Not too much of a trick to turn 3 point disk into snap coupler, and I think they pull better. I wouldn"t bother to convert planter, just use a 3 point conversion on tractor draw bar. I like snap coupler hitch for things that go in the ground and pull hard, but 3 point conversion works well with most other things.

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rkmeaney

12-16-2005 11:01:05




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 Re: snap couplers in reply to John (MO), 12-16-2005 09:58:18  
thanks agin john i appreciate the info.i just bought the tractor & feel like a 65 yr old kid on it. right nowim looking real hard for a posthole digger for it so i can build front porch on front of house next spring. maybe later a blade for it. if you know of a posthole digger i would be more then happy to pay a finders fee to you. thanks agin john guys like you make this forum worth while.



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