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tombo

08-18-2000 19:07:48




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Have two JD plows I'd like to identify.
One is a 2 bottom 16 with a steel spoked wheel and a leveling handle. The other is a 3 bottom 14 that looks a little newer.
Both have solid steel beams and identical plow bottom arms. Looks to be breakaway (?)
Both for three point hookup.
If anyone knows of a book or I-site on plows and/or tillage equipment please pass it on.
Thanks to all.

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Tony

08-20-2000 15:00:14




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 Re: JD PLOWS in reply to tombo, 08-18-2000 19:07:48  
get as many casting numbers off the plows as you can. go to a JD dealer and have them find out which plows they were used on. chances are you will find one or two that are only used on your plow. Good Luck



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Tim(nj)

08-18-2000 20:06:08




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 Re: JD PLOWS in reply to tombo, 08-18-2000 19:07:48  
The 2 bottom could be an 813.
The 3 bottom could be a 416.
Do they have spring-roller safety trips on the beams or shearbolts?
Earlier series JD 3-point plows had gauge wheels because the 841 3-pt hitch on A, B, G tractors, and numbered series (50,60,70) didn't have draft control. -20 and -30 series 2-cylinders did.



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tombo

08-19-2000 17:59:59




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 Re: Re: JD PLOWS in reply to Tim(nj), 08-18-2000 20:06:08  
Tim The bottoms must be shear type because they have large plates that bolt to the frame without any springs or linkage. Good point on the draft control vs. gauge wheels. Thanks for the input. How could I research; any ideas?



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