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Gary

12-26-2001 14:47:02




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I have a model 10-156 S/N 1526. Does anybody have or know where I can get a parts diagram for this model? I need to find out what holds the colter wheel on the shaft. I have the bracket that holds the shaft to the main frame, but I don't know what fits in the groove on the shaft where it fits into the colter bracket. I hope I am making sense, because I'm not sure of my terminology. Thanks for any and all help.

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Farmer Tim *8N15513*

01-05-2002 05:07:59




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 Re: Dearborn plow in reply to Gary, 12-26-2001 14:47:02  
Hello Gary-
I have a Dearborn 10-152 plow, 12" Economy Plow, and I believe yours is a 14" two-bottom, so the coulters are the same. I'll send a picture and parts list from my manual. Forget the New Holland dealers, they don't make or stock parts anymore. I scoured the local boneyards last summer and found a pair of coulters for my plow. I sandblasted and repainted them and they're good as new. If you have any questions, contact me...

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Gary

01-07-2002 07:08:26




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 Re: Re: Dearborn plow in reply to Farmer Tim *8N15513*, 01-05-2002 05:07:59  
Tim,
Thanks for the info. If you have sent the picture, we are having e-mail problems at work and I have not retreived it yet. How are your coulters held onto the shaft? Cotter pin below the coulter bracket or what? I've seen a picture of a setup like that. My bracket appears to be cast, with an open center, not a welded metal type. The shaft has a circular groove cut all the way around it. It appears that some type of retainer sets in this open center and secures the coulter to the shaft.

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Farmer Tim *8N15513*

01-07-2002 08:08:57




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 Re: Re: Re: Dearborn plow in reply to Gary, 01-07-2002 07:08:26  
Hi Gary-
The older plow coulters had a cotter pin, but it sounds like you have the same style as mine. That is, there is a collar and bolt which locks the stem in place, height and angle, along with the special eyebolt and bracket. Let me know if the pictures did not come thru and I will send them again. Good Luck
Farmer Tim
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Gary

01-08-2002 08:41:21




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Dearborn plow in reply to Farmer Tim *8N15513*, 01-07-2002 08:08:57  
Tim,
Our company e-mail is still on the fritz. If you could, please resend the pic to the above address. What you are describing sounds right. I have the bracket and eyebolt. The eyebolt goes through the bracket and bolts into the main frame?? The bolt and collar sound like the pieces that are missing. THANKS in advance.



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Scott

12-29-2001 11:45:53




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 Re: Dearborn plow in reply to Gary, 12-26-2001 14:47:02  
Your local New Holland dealer will have a parts breakdown on his computer.



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Tom-Pa

12-27-2001 13:10:35




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 Re: Dearborn plow in reply to Gary, 12-26-2001 14:47:02  
The below link has it all, instructions and parts breakdown on Dearborn plows..have not checked recently but had it written down.

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CJ

12-27-2001 18:56:43




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 Re: Re: Dearborn plow in reply to Tom-Pa, 12-27-2001 13:10:35  
Looks like another site done gone commercial.....



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Gary

12-28-2001 09:17:38




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 Re: Re: Re: Dearborn plow in reply to CJ, 12-27-2001 18:56:43  
I checked out Tom's info. The people no longer have the plow info posted, but Bill is trying to help me out. I'll post an update if he comes up with anything.



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