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Which plow to purchase

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jd730diesel

11-14-2006 14:20:21




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I have been looking to buy a JD 825 rollover 3 bottom plow to use with my tractor for parades, etc. What is everyone's opinion on this type of plow compared to a JD 810 plow?
Would anyone have a link for specs on how a rollover works? I have tried to find the info on a rollover on the web, just can't find anything. May have to purchase a manual this summer during the shows/swap meets. Thanks for your help!

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Tom IA

11-16-2006 04:02:01




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 Re: Which plow to purchase in reply to jd730diesel, 11-14-2006 14:20:21  
There is a 825 mounted on a 730 on the photo ads on page 2. Does not have a price, but sure looks nice. Don't know your location but this is in Iowa by Dubuque.



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jd730diesel

11-16-2006 06:35:56




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 Re: Which plow to purchase in reply to Tom IA, 11-16-2006 04:02:01  
I have been in contact with him.

Thanks for the info!
Todd



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jddriver

11-15-2006 10:44:25




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 Re: Which plow to purchase in reply to jd730diesel, 11-14-2006 14:20:21  
We pull a 3 bottom rollover with our 730.We only use it to plow the terraces up every 5 years



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MLD

11-15-2006 06:13:46




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 Re: Which plow to purchase in reply to jd730diesel, 11-14-2006 14:20:21  
If it's just for "show", what difference does it make??? I'm not sure I understand your question.



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jd730diesel

11-15-2006 06:23:17




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 Re: Which plow to purchase in reply to MLD, 11-15-2006 06:13:46  
From what I hear, they had problems with the hydraulics, and alot of frams cracked near where the plow rolled, from stress, and not knowing how to use the plow correctly.



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Allan In NE

11-15-2006 06:32:25




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 Re: Which plow to purchase in reply to jd730diesel, 11-15-2006 06:23:17  
JD,

What you say is true; early on they were plumbed direct and would usually snap themselves right into the iron pile.

A guy has to put restrictors in the hydraulic lines to slow down the spin. Even so, they'll still flip in just a second or two.

Allan

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jd730diesel

11-15-2006 08:51:04




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 Re: Which plow to purchase in reply to Allan In NE, 11-15-2006 06:32:25  
Thanks Allan for the message (and picture!), that is one big plow!! Can"t imagine the weight!, but those rollovers are so nice, just something different, I guess that is why I like them so much.

If you or anyone else know of someone that has a nice JD rollover for sale, please keep me in mind. Thanks again!



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