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Joe Young
10-09-2010 03:16:03
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Anyone know where I might get my hands on some of the "New Coverboards" that came out in the 1960s for Case plows? I need at least two but would like three so I have a spare. My SR plow has 2 of these and 2 plastic coverboards.
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Den N Ms
10-09-2010 19:15:31
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Re: New Coverboards in reply to Joe Young, 10-09-2010 03:16:03
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toolz
10-09-2010 07:20:48
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Re: New Coverboards in reply to Joe Young, 10-09-2010 03:16:03
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I've found a few on ebay, but also have used IH steel coverboards- you just have to drill one hole, and they bolt up. If you're using the plow, it may be better to chance breaking the common IH boards then to use the hard to find Case boards.
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