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Redneckin' the plow - the finished product

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ShepFL

09-11-2002 20:13:03




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Just posting an updated pic of my modifications. I bought this plow from a fella down in S. FL. Been tinkering as time permits to get it ready for fall plowing. Missed my spring deadline - Sorry to Don in Tally.

Embedded here is a pic of the finished product. I used an 'lost & bushhog found' reinforced stablizer bar for adjustment, factoy A frame, 1/2 metal plate and 3" angle 1/2" thick. Also included a ytmag pic link to the plow as brought home.

I have also include this link if you want other views. Copy and paste in address line of your browser.

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Jerry D in NC

09-12-2002 20:51:27




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 Re: UPDATE - Redneckin' the plow - the finished product in reply to ShepFL, 09-11-2002 20:13:03  
Looks good. What happened over Labor Day?



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Jack

09-12-2002 18:27:59




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 Re: UPDATE - Redneckin' the plow - the finished product in reply to ShepFL, 09-11-2002 20:13:03  
Shep, Great job, I have been wondering how that project was coming along. I have enjoyed my 10-80 dearborn that you put me on to, had it shipped from Wisconsin. Thanks, good job, let us kmow how it works



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AGEN

09-12-2002 11:59:40




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 Re: UPDATE - Redneckin' the plow - the finished product in reply to ShepFL, 09-11-2002 20:13:03  
Nice job. Pretty good fabricatin' the way it looks to me.



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Bo Weavel

09-12-2002 10:13:05




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 Re: UPDATE - Redneckin' the plow - the finished product in reply to ShepFL, 09-11-2002 20:13:03  
Yes Sir, that's one fine plow, I own three of them. One factor made 3pt, other two fit a farmall super A, which I plan on converting to 3pt hitch.



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Bo Weavel

09-12-2002 10:12:54




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 Re: UPDATE - Redneckin' the plow - the finished product in reply to ShepFL, 09-11-2002 20:13:03  
Yes Sir, that's one fine plow, I own three of them. One factor made 3pt, other two fit a farmall super A, which I plan on converting to 3pt hitch.



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F14

09-12-2002 04:04:51




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 Re: UPDATE - Redneckin' the plow - the finished product in reply to ShepFL, 09-11-2002 20:13:03  
Looks nice, Shep. Let us know how it works. Whatcha hauling it with?



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ShepFL

09-12-2002 20:32:29




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 Re: Re: UPDATE - Redneckin' the plow - the finished product in reply to F14, 09-12-2002 04:04:51  
F14 -
Will be running this plow behind an Oliver 550 Dsl. Plow is to heavy for the D10. Trailer is 18' tandem axle bumper pull with drop down ramps. Pretty dang handy trailer as I can set box blade down in front, hook up bushhog to tractor, load up, put up the ramps and I am mobile. All implements are 6' except for my 4340 3btm plow (still in work) and my 10' disk. Since both of these are transport types just drag them to the fields since they are close enough.

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ShepFL

09-12-2002 20:31:54




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 Re: Re: UPDATE - Redneckin' the plow - the finished product in reply to F14, 09-12-2002 04:04:51  
F14 -
Will be running this plow behind an Oliver 550 Dsl. Plow is to heavy for the D10. Trailer is 18' tandem axle bumper pull with drop down ramps. Pretty dang handy trailer as I can set box blade down in front, hook up bushhog to tractor, load up, put up the ramps and I am mobile. All implements are 6' except for my 4340 3btm plow still in work and my 10' disk. Since both of these are transport types just drag them to the fields since they are close enough.

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