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dans51pony

03-09-2004 14:51:06




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I am trying to find information about how plows are designed. I need this information because I have a plow (not sure from what) and I have a tractor but they do not match for attaching. I am capable of making whatever brackets I need but I need to understand things like: what the angle at the bottom of the plow should be when on top of the ground, and what angle once it is working in the ground. It doesn't help that I have never plowed but I am willing to figure this out. I would greatly appreciate if anyone can pass on some useful information, or tell me where else I can find this information.

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Dan

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Mguy

03-10-2004 14:09:38




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 Re: Plow Design in reply to dans51pony, 03-09-2004 14:51:06  
Dan , if this is a plow for your MH pony, you need to check the MH site.They'll know the particulars. Mguy.



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BOB

03-09-2004 19:06:02




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 Re: Plow Design in reply to dans51pony, 03-09-2004 14:51:06  
Hello Dan,is the plow pull type (wheels) or 3-point (has pins out the side)
to plow set plow level then break ground, now you have a furrow a place to put tractor and plow right wheels,this is the time to readjust plow make level again with the right wheel
i hope this helps BOB



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dans51pony

03-10-2004 07:14:28




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 Re: Re: Plow Design in reply to BOB, 03-09-2004 19:06:02  
I don't think I can describe it as either. My understanding is that it has an arm that extends under the tractor belly to a pinned connection at the center of the tractor frame. It has a chain that I plan on connecting to my draw bar (it is a two point hitch system). The problem I am having is that I need to construct a bracket from the connection point of the plow to the pin hole on my tractor. It is a distance of about 30 inches so that the plow lines up with the lift. If I set the plow level on top of the ground, then the toe of the plow will point upward when it goes into the ground. This would happen because it is pivoting under the tractor body. I am pretty sure this is how it is supposed to work.

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DuaneWKKC

03-11-2004 04:08:34




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 Re: Re: Re: Plow Design in reply to dans51pony, 03-10-2004 07:14:28  
sounds like you have an Allis Chalmers snap coupler plow, might find someone who wants one then by one to fit.



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