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Comparing an 810 to F125 plow

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Greeninvestor

04-12-2006 14:11:52




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Hi, I am looking at buying a plow for my JD 720D. I have looked at an F125 and an 810..both at 3 bottom 16 inch width and are a fully mounted 3 point plow.....the 810 has a guide wheel on the side that runs on the unplowed soil, the 125 doesnt. The 125 has a steel furrow wheel and so does the 810.

Both look good and have fair moldboards, etc....the 810 was $450, the 125 is $300.


What is the better plow for me? I think the 125's were for 3010's????

Thanks!

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j cook (iowa)

04-14-2006 14:02:22




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 Re: Comparing an 810 to F125 plow in reply to Greeninvestor, 04-12-2006 14:11:52  
I think that the 810 is the plow designed for and produced for the 720, with the F125 being a newer design. If you are wanting to PLOW and are bot looking for "matched" equipment, I would suggest the F125.

Why do you "need" a fully mounted plow, however. A semi-integral F135H or F145H ought to be just as cheap and perhaps easier to find.

Are the "standards" on either the 810 or F125 plow fixed or autotrip? I'd also go with a plow that has auto-trip and reset plow standards.

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Bushogpapa

04-12-2006 18:45:54




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 Re: Comparing an 810 to F125 plow in reply to Greeninvestor, 04-12-2006 14:11:52  
I don't think you need the depth wheel on a 720, but you had to have it on a 60 or 70..they did not have a "true 3-Point with depth control". A depth wheel should run from $50 to $75 as they are fairly hard to find in good useable condition.



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Leroy

04-13-2006 06:24:40




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 Re: Comparing an 810 to F125 plow in reply to Bushogpapa, 04-12-2006 18:45:54  
Even tho they say a true depth control you are still better off with that wheel, on my Fords with the true depth control I still used that wheel as in varing ground conditions they will not hold same depth, now if you do NOT have the varing ground conditions then you can get by without it



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Glen in TX

04-12-2006 18:08:08




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 Re: Comparing an 810 to F125 plow in reply to Greeninvestor, 04-12-2006 14:11:52  
A F35 plow might be lighter? The 110 and 120 had heavy channel beam across top and made for 3010 & 4010.



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Leroy

04-12-2006 16:41:07




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 Re: Comparing an 810 to F125 plow in reply to Greeninvestor, 04-12-2006 14:11:52  
You need the depth wheel that the 810 has but they were also made for the 125, the 125 has a lot more clearance for trash. I would try to find out what the depth (Gauage) wheel would cost for the 125 but as it is a heavier plow it may have too much weight for the lift.



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