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Fluggie in IA

08-31-2006 04:59:20




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I have a JD No. 55ABH 3 bottom plow and would like to know more about it. What years was it produced?
How many?
Options?
Parts availablity?
Thanks!




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flugum

09-01-2006 05:56:09




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 Re: JD Plows in reply to Fluggie in IA, 08-31-2006 04:59:20  
thanks a bunch, guys! I appreciate your input greatly and will look closer a the information and ID. A friend looked at it for me and told me what to request so now I will go look for myself



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Glen in TX

08-31-2006 10:12:55




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 Re: JD Plows in reply to Fluggie in IA, 08-31-2006 04:59:20  
You would find only the 55 plow in operators manual and parts catalog for the 55. You will find the 55B and 55H in the same parts catalog and same operators manual. Looking at your plow some again or looking at one of those parts catalogs might help you ID it better and see all the options. Many many 55 plows made and different versions so sure nothing rare. H usually stood for Hydraulic lift type and not for use on the H tractor.

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Bob Collins

08-31-2006 07:07:03




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 Re: JD Plows in reply to Fluggie in IA, 08-31-2006 04:59:20  
Fluggie, I have not seen your plow but I can tell you that it is not a 55ABH. If you look again it says "55A-B-H" meaning it is one of the three versions of the 55 plow. An "A", "B", or an "H". These were made from 1946-1960. The 55A was a 12 or 14 inch three bottom rice plow with clutch lift. The 55B was a 12, 14, or 16 inch three bottom dryland plow also with clutch lift, and the 55H was a 55B set up for hydraulic cylinder lift and depth control. Early 55H plows (before 1948) had a leveling crank, after that they had a lever. The others had 2 levers. Lots of options included were hitches, coulters, bottoms, and wheels. as to how many were made....lots and lots.

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