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R. Glenn

11-20-2002 10:35:27




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How can I identify my Plow? I know it is an IHC 3 bottom, 14 inch. There are numbers on top of each beam but they look like part numbers, such as P017184. It is hydraulic with rubber tires. Thanks.




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Dick2

11-24-2002 15:00:45




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 Re: plow id in reply to R. Glenn, 11-20-2002 10:35:27  
P&O was the forerunner of IHC plows; probably many of the parts numbers carried over, as was the custom in those days. We had an old P&O plow that required considerable thought to operate because the mechanical lift was so slow to raise the plow. We had to pull the trip rope about 40 feet before the end of the land to have the plow raise in time. Fortunately, IHC improved the lift mechanism.



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Noly

11-21-2002 03:08:25




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 Re: plow id in reply to R. Glenn, 11-20-2002 10:35:27  
numbers match the plow I have which is a #8 Little Genius



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MD Wa

11-20-2002 20:23:29




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 Re: plow id in reply to R. Glenn, 11-20-2002 10:35:27  
R Glenn. Can not ID plow for sure from parts book, could be eather a #60 or #70 both made starting in 1958. #60 is three bottom that can be reducid to 2 bottom. #70 is 4 bottom that can be reducid to a 3 bottom. Can not cross part # till I learn how to read parts book. Hope this some help. Morgan



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MD Wa

11-20-2002 20:23:21




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 Re: plow id in reply to R. Glenn, 11-20-2002 10:35:27  
R Glenn. Can not ID plow for sure from parts book, could be eather a #60 or #70 both made starting in 1958. #60 is three bottom that can be reducid to 2 bottom. #70 is 4 bottom that can be reducid to a 3 bottom. Can not cross part # till I learn how to read parts book. Hope this some help. Morgan



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