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AC snap coupler plow

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Norm Howard

03-11-2007 19:08:43




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I need to know the procedures for hooking up a two bottom snap coupler plow to a WD. I am confused about the draw bar. where to adjust it to? Also, does the PTO shaft have to be removed? and i have a question about the tire spacing.




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Butch(OH)

03-11-2007 19:23:57




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 Re: AC snap coupler plow in reply to Norm Howard, 03-11-2007 19:08:43  
Drawbar adjustment qestion is confusing as the draw bar and bail assmebly comes off to mount a snap coupler plow? The PTO shaft does not have to be removed. Rear tire spacing is either all the way in or first notch out depending on tire size and hitch adjustment.

If by chance you are calling a WD mounted plow a snap coupler plow then yes you must remove the PTO shaft. You remove the clamp that attaches the rear of the drawbar to the bail and swing the bail all the way forward or backward (cant remember) and pin it up and out of the way. The draw bar then slides into the hitch on the plow and is retained with a pin

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