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SBMinAJ

01-31-2008 19:23:38




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I have a JD two bottom sulky disk plow. All three wheels are cast iron and are the same size. Does anyone know the model number, about when it was built and where i could find a parts manual. Thanks for any help you can give me.




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SBMinAJ

02-02-2008 18:05:41




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 Re: old disk plow in reply to SBMinAJ, 01-31-2008 19:23:38  
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Here is a picture of the plow. Any information any one has would be a big help



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Dave Sherburne NY

02-01-2008 10:16:53




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 Re: old disk plow in reply to SBMinAJ, 01-31-2008 19:23:38  
Up here its called a Sulky plow My father had one
two bottom. Plowed one bottom one way turn around
use the other bottom to plow back. Its called a sulky because you sit on it the same as a harness
racer.



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Tx Jim

02-01-2008 04:20:44




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 Re: old disk plow in reply to Ken in Arkansas, 01-31-2008 19:23:38  
By sulky do tou mean horse drawn? Can you post a picture? Jim



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SBMinAJ

02-01-2008 04:56:36




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 Re: old disk plow in reply to Tx Jim, 02-01-2008 04:20:44  
I don't know if it is a horse drawn plow. By sulky I mean that it has a seat on the back and all the levers can be operated from the seat. I can't post a picture but (not smart enough) but my son can this week end.



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Leroy

02-01-2008 06:05:24




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 Re: old disk plow in reply to SBMinAJ, 02-01-2008 04:56:36  
Your description means that it is a horse drawn unit becuase it has a seat and levers controled from the seat, anything else would not have a seat with levers operable from it



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