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kendak

05-10-2008 18:50:00




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saved a JD rollover plow from the scrappers today model F845 is a 3 bottom...retired from farming in the 80's but like to play with my 2cyl.JD tractors...have a 730D & 720LP...will they handle this plow in sandy loam or should I drop it back to a 2 bottom..or make it a one way by removing one set of plows & turning cyl.....thanks ....Kent




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J Schwiebert

05-11-2008 09:42:01




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 Re: PLOW in reply to kendak, 05-10-2008 18:50:00  
My first comment is can you pick it up and you may need to add weight to the front. Remember you are almost lifting 2 plows. We sold roll over plows (Oliver dealer). Points on those last longer than on a regular plow.



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James22

05-10-2008 20:45:50




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 Re: PLOW in reply to kendak, 05-10-2008 18:50:00  
Twenty or so years ago, I watched someone plowing with a 3 bottom roll-over plow on a 730D. Seemed to work just fine and I wouldn't be afraid of pulling one with mine.



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Randy-IA

05-10-2008 20:39:39




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 Re: PLOW in reply to kendak, 05-10-2008 18:50:00  
I don't have any personal experience with either the tractor or plow but in reference to the tractor a neighbor has a 730d and a three point three bottom ( I don't know what size ) that it just plays with at any of the plow day meets I've been at . I would think that unless you're going to plow wet gumbo it would pull it if it's adjusted correctly with sharp wear parts on it . Please don't take it apart . That would be as bad as the scrappers getting it . My 2 cents ...Randy

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Leroy

05-11-2008 16:24:13




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 Re: PLOW in reply to Randy-IA, 05-10-2008 20:39:39  
Pulling the plow would not be his problem, lifting it would be as he would be lifting the same weight as if it was a regular 6 bottom 3 point plow as that tractor does not have that strong a hydrolic system and if he could by chance lift it could not keep front wheels on ground. Your Oliver would have trouble lifting it and keeping front end down.



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