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JD plow identify? and another question

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scottAR

11-03-2002 17:59:00




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I am looking at a JD pull type plow, three bottom, has rubber tires on spoke wheels and a smaller rubber tail wheel. There is a mounting place for a hydraulic cylinder for lifting and a manual lever for side adjustment. Can anyone identify the model by this description? The reason I wanted to know is that something is missing from the tongue to be able to hook to a tractor. Only two springs and some kind of trip/clutch/dog that is not complete. Wanted to find a parts book to look at but don't know the model. Thanks

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Bob Collins

11-04-2002 10:30:24




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 Re: JD plow identify? and another question in reply to scottAR, 11-03-2002 17:59:00  
Scott, With just that bit of description it is like a wild guess, but since you say it uses a hydraulic cylinder, I'd guess it is a truss frame plow (beams made of rectangular stock and standards held on with bolted on triangle brackets.) Go to a John Deere dealer and ask to look at the parts book for a #55H, if that looks like it, it could still be a 66H or something else but by then you'll have a good idea what you need. Email me if this doesn't sound at all right and we'll work it out. Bob

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scottAR

11-04-2002 17:50:59




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 Re: Re: JD plow identify? and another question in reply to Bob Collins, 11-04-2002 10:30:24  
Thanks Bob. Your description sounds like this plow. It is owned by a 92 year old cousin of mine but he really doesn't want his grandson to sell it to me because he is afraid when the going gets tough he will really need it. I figured it must be a good plow or he wouldn't feel that way. This man comes out of the house every day, mad, not because he is going to work at 92 years of age, but because nowadays he has to drive those d@#% cab tractors!!!

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