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Scott KY

02-09-2003 19:06:40

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I need to replace the coulters on a 100 plowmaster plow. Anyone know where I can find them? Also what diameter should they be? The ones on the plow measure 13 inches and are worn badly.

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Kelly C

02-10-2003 14:53:55

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Re: oliver plow coulters in reply to Scott KY, 02-09-2003 19:06:40

Hey I just got to looking at mine. I dont have Coulters. Do you have to have these?
Can you tell I know nuting about plows?

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Scott KY

02-10-2003 18:13:55

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Re: Re: oliver plow coulters in reply to Kelly C, 02-10-2003 14:53:55

I have never seen a plow do a very good job without coulters. I think you would be a lot more satisfied with your plow if you can find some. I did find new coulter blades for my plow.

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paul

02-10-2003 15:09:35

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Re: Re: oliver plow coulters in reply to Kelly C, 02-10-2003 14:53:55

Your picture doesn't show for me at the moment?

Anyhow, coulters are optional - some run without. They do help cut through sod, cornstalks, and heavy crop residue. But then they have to be nice & big. It seems to be a regional thing. Around me 90% of the plows have coulters. Other areas it can be more 50-50. Sometimes in heavy cornstalks, if they are wore down folks throw them off in disgust - plugs less with nothing on than worn down coulters.

--->Paul

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Kelly C

02-10-2003 15:54:23

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Re: Re: Re: oliver plow coulters in reply to paul, 02-10-2003 15:09:35

Thanks Paul. I didnt know if you had to have them or not. I thought I might have purchased a PARTS plow instead of a working one.

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