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dean

01-09-2003 19:54:53

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have found a jd plow..2-12 bottom with round spoke wheels and hyd cylinder lift instead of trip..couldnt locate any #'s on it ..would this be for a styled b perhaps or what?
what is value on something like this..will the wheels fit on a tractor front?

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DaveH

01-10-2003 13:00:25

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Re: jd plow in reply to dean, 01-09-2003 19:54:53

Dean,

You probably have a 44H or 44AH plow. The 44H has a rigid tail wheel and transports on the two front wheels. The 44AH has a tail wheel that moves up and - thus it transports on all three wheels.

The wheels don't fit any tractors that I'm aware of. The hubs on the plow ride on a greased sleeve. Most tractors use roller bearings.

Value? Depends on the condition - especially the points, moldboards, land sides and whether if it's complete with coulters and jointers. I bought one for $30 that was in really bad shape to use as a parts plow. I've seen them bring as much as $275.00 for one with excellent tires that was ready to drop in the ground and go plowing.

Just curious - is yours on steel or rubber?

Hope this helps, DaveH

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DaveH

01-10-2003 13:06:43

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Re: Re: jd plow in reply to DaveH, 01-10-2003 13:00:25

Didn't proofread my reply before I sent it. Last sentence of the first paragraph should have been -

The 44AH has a tail wheel that moves up and down - thus it transports on all three wheels.

Sorry if I confused you. DaveH

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dean

01-10-2003 15:12:38

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Re: Re: Re: jd plow in reply to DaveH, 01-10-2003 13:06:43

this one is on rubber and has a sandwhich type rear wheelhub comes apart and rear rim is sandwhiched between ..is missing the cylinder but colters are there and points and shares all look good as well as the rims are good tires are down..what tractor did this originally sell with?
styled a or b ?
or later than that like a 50 ?
thanks for your info

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DaveH

01-10-2003 20:02:14

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Re: Re: Re: Re: jd plow in reply to dean, 01-10-2003 15:12:38

Dean,
I dug out all the information and literature that I have on this plow. I have a list of JD plows that I copied off of one of these discussion boards that shows it being manufactured from 1945-1957. I don't know if this is 100% accurate or not, but it is at least close. All of the pieces of literature that I have are dated 1950,1952, and 1953. So it would have been sold with the late styled model B and the model 50. If it was made through 1957 it could have been sold with the 520. A 2-12" would have been a really light load for a model A or even the 520. I've always considered the 44 plow to be proper behind the B or 50, but I am not an expert either.

DaveH

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dean

01-12-2003 08:06:50

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: jd plow in reply to DaveH, 01-10-2003 20:02:14

thanks for al the info

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