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KevinH

01-22-2005 15:11:43




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I have found a set of 3-disc plows, this time I feel confident that they will fit an H.(I actually had to take a few of the parts off of an H he had been running them on). Question...It came with 2 cylinders that the man said hooked to the arms under the tractor along with 2 arms coming from the plow. OK...But I can't seem to figure out where to hook the other end of the cylinder. Also, he said the plows hooked to the bracket under the tractor with a clevis. Exactly how would I go about this? Thanks in advance for any help or advice. Kevin

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Ralph L.

01-23-2005 22:15:06




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 Re: Jimmy King ploy question in reply to KevinH, 01-22-2005 15:11:43  
Kevin , Email me .



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Ralph L.

01-22-2005 22:39:12




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 Re: Jimmy King ploy question in reply to KevinH, 01-22-2005 15:11:43  
Kevin , I have the owner's manual if you need info.Ralph



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KevinH

01-23-2005 10:15:09




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 Would love to find a copy. in reply to Ralph L., 01-22-2005 22:39:12  
Ralph, do you know where I could find a copy? It doesn't have to be an original, just a photocopy would work ok for me. Thanks, Kevin



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Jimmy King

01-22-2005 15:45:50




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 Re: Jimmy King ploy question in reply to KevinH, 01-22-2005 15:11:43  
The plow should have a heavy iron tounge V shaped from each side of plow at the bottom. The draw bar on the tractor will bolt to the front of the clutch housing straight down with a large shaft in between then a brace from side pieces back to the clutch housing. I am having trouble saying this so I think you will under stand. The clevis goes around the shaft and the pin drops in to hook the tounge.

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KevinH

01-22-2005 15:59:08




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 Re: Jimmy King ploy question in reply to Jimmy King, 01-22-2005 15:45:50  
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I posted a couple of other pics in implement photos. Is this where the cylinder should hook? Thanks for the quick replies. Kevin



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JImmy King

01-22-2005 18:22:22




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 Re: Jimmy King ploy question in reply to KevinH, 01-22-2005 15:59:08  
Yes that hole at the top, you have a HM150. Did you you get the arm that bolts to the front bolster for the guide arm. I didn"t see any scrapers on the plow you need them to throw the dirt level.



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KevinH

01-22-2005 18:50:41




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 Re: Jimmy King ploy question in reply to JImmy King, 01-22-2005 18:22:22  
Yes, I got the arm that bolts to the front. It's hard to see, but the scrapers are on there. It's good to know I finally got what I need. Thanks for the info. Kevin



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Jimmy King

01-22-2005 21:11:05




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 Re: Jimmy King ploy question in reply to KevinH, 01-22-2005 18:50:41  
Did you get the draw bar for the plow from the tractor.



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KevinH

01-23-2005 10:12:57




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 Re: Jimmy King ploy question in reply to Jimmy King, 01-22-2005 21:11:05  
Yes, I got the drawbar as well. I just came in from getting everything hooked up. Everything seems to work great. I would try pulling it across the garden, but I have to wait until tomorrow to get a new tire for the back. When I traded the SuperA plow for this one, the fellow let me switch the pneumatic tire from the SA with the steel wheel that was on the HM150. I'm going to need to travel about 1/2 mile on the paved road, so I figured it would be a little easier with the rubber tire. It does have the 8 32lb weights on the wheel. Thanks again for the help.
Kevin

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Jimmy King

01-23-2005 10:37:13




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 Re: Jimmy King ploy question in reply to KevinH, 01-23-2005 10:12:57  
O K, Let me know how it works when you get to try it Jim



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Jimmy King

01-22-2005 15:32:46




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 Re: Jimmy King ploy question in reply to KevinH, 01-22-2005 15:11:43  
Hi Kevin, If the plow lift rods and outer end of cyl hook to a bellcrank that goes in a casting fastened to the belly of the tractor then the back side fasteneds to the front side of the axle bracket. That bracket will have a peg on it to slide the back side of cyl on. The same set up will work a cultivater or mower lift. If it is a HM 150 you will have a rocker arm on each side solid on a large shaft between them these are on the mounts for the axle brackets. the arms fastened to the cyl are fastened to them on the back side, these in turn lift the plow. If you can post a picture I can tell you if you have an HM150. You should have cyl. on both sides.

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