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Converting a Three Bottom Plow

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Twincreek

04-25-2007 10:35:19

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I have a Dearborn three bottom three point hitch plow. I would like to convert it to a single bottom plow so I can use it with my 20 hp John Deere 4100 compact tractor. It appears that I can do this just by taking it apart and reassembling it as a single bottom. Am I correct? Has anyone ever done this? Will it work? Thanks for your input.

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jr150hp

04-26-2007 05:21:44

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Re: Converting a Three Bottom Plow in reply to Twincreek, 04-25-2007 10:35:19

if you want to sell it i'll give you a fair price then maybe you can get the one you need. let me know JR.

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Twincreek

04-26-2007 05:38:12

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Re: Converting a Three Bottom Plow in reply to jr150hp, 04-26-2007 05:21:44

Where are you located? I am in eastern PA.

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johns48jdb

04-25-2007 19:04:10

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Re: Converting a Three Bottom Plow in reply to Twincreek, 04-25-2007 10:35:19

wouldn't it be just as easy to sell it, but a one bottom and pocket the difference?

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Leroy

04-25-2007 16:56:11

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Re: Converting a Three Bottom Plow in reply to Twincreek, 04-25-2007 10:35:19

Depends on the way it is made it may be possible. If it is made with the flat bar beams and the vertical part of the beam for no. 2 bottom is unboltable you may be able to do it but if the beams are all 1 piece molded then you cannot do it as that no. 2 beam if you took the bottom off would still want to berry itself in the ground the same as if it still had the bottom on it.

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shawnspeed3

04-25-2007 12:58:56

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Re: Converting a Three Bottom Plow in reply to Twincreek, 04-25-2007 10:35:19

I have a Ford 3-14 3 point plow that I unbolted the 3rd bottom to make it a 2-14, so I don't see why not, as log as the plow frame is bolted together....Shawn

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