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flinny

03-15-2007 08:56:18




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Can anyone tell me if this plow will work on a WD?

Any feedback on how good a disc plow works?

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flinny




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Bill(Wis)

03-16-2007 15:19:42




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 Re: WD disc plow in reply to flinny, 03-15-2007 08:56:18  
I have a 2-14 mounted WD plow. Non-snap coupler. In good shape. Interested?



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Sid

03-16-2007 00:34:36




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 Re: WD disc plow in reply to flinny, 03-15-2007 08:56:18  
Hate to be arguementive but that plow looks like it could be made to fit a WD. Yes some pieces are missing but that appears to be a semimount plow. That is not like the semi mounted plow I have seen but it is enough like them that I think it will work. I will try to describe how our was hooked up and hope you can get enough of an idea to make it work. Our had a place in the center of the cross bar to bolt onto the end of the drawbar. The pins in the drawbar bail were removed so that the drawbar could go up and down. Then on each end of the cross bar there were a strap that went under the tractor and was hooked onto each side of the draw bar (a longer pin was needed underneath to do this). This formed a Vee when it was all connected. Then back to the cross piece you have another strap on each end that goes up to the lift arms. The adjusting arm on the back of the plow should raise the back of plow enough so that when front of plow is lifted the back disc will clear the ground. Like I said it is not like the ones I have seen and it may not even be an Allis plow but it sure looks to me like It could be made to work.

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fllinny

03-15-2007 19:05:30




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 Re: WD disc plow in reply to flinny, 03-15-2007 08:56:18  
thank you, "badly" & dave,

very helpfull.

I would like to find a plow for my wd, so if you know of one in the uppermidwest, post it here.

best,
flinny



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Badly Bent

03-16-2007 05:09:34




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 Re: WD disc plow in reply to fllinny, 03-15-2007 19:05:30  
Flinny, I've got a 2 bottom "Round Beam" WD plow that came with my 1948 WD and has been in the family ever since. If you do to the Implement Photos section of this site and search for Allis Chalmers Plow, the first three pics that come up will be of that plow. The information is incorrect. I later found out the plow came with my 1948 tractor, not the '51.

You can normally find these plows if you look carefully and make it known around your area that you are interested. Also keep an eye on e-Bay; sometimes they pop up there.

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JMS/MN

03-15-2007 20:58:23




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 Re: WD disc plow in reply to fllinny, 03-15-2007 19:05:30  
Look for a two-bottom moldboard plow for your WD-very common, not hard to find. Usually can get one for $100- 150 or so. Disc plows are not common, good for what they were intended for, but the most common are moldboard plows. Midwest?-- say which state- maybe can lead you to one..



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flinny

03-16-2007 07:08:06




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 Re: WD disc plow in reply to JMS/MN, 03-15-2007 20:58:23  
SW wisconsin, near dubuque IA

I saw a molboard two bottom at a sale 5 years ago, but didn't have a way to transport it & was in a rush.

i sure wish i'd bought it.

haven't see any lately tho.

A local place has an annual sale of small farm equipment. in recent years, most of the purchasers were from mexico. they bought up all the samll farm equip, loaded it on a fleet of trucks, and went south.

maybe all the small stuff is leaving us

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Badly Bent

03-15-2007 17:46:27




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 Re: WD disc plow in reply to flinny, 03-15-2007 08:56:18  
That plow doesn't appear to have any of the linkage it would need to hook to a WD. A WD, with or without Snap Coupler, would need a beam that runs under the middle of the tractor, then hooks to the drawbar via a pin or to the snap coupler under the belly of the tractor. It would then need the linkage to hook to the lift arms. This one has none of the above.



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Dave Anderson

03-15-2007 16:51:34




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 Re: WD disc plow in reply to flinny, 03-15-2007 08:56:18  
I don't think that that plow is the one to fit a WD. The disc plow that I have seen for a WD is a three bottom unit, snap coupler. I could be wrong, but that unit looks like it goes on an older tractor. As to how they plow, very well if set up correctly. Disc plows were commonly used to cut up tree roots on newly cleared land, hence their other common name, a new land plow.



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