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old six bottom IH plow or larger pull type.

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tractor guy

03-08-2005 03:42:51




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can any body tell me how many bottom IH made trailer type in the fifties and sixties.Did they make a six bottom plow or larger trailer type if so what where the modle #s and where could i find some pics of them thanks to all.




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RickB

03-08-2005 03:47:47




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 Re: old six bottom IH plow or larger pull type. in reply to tractor guy, 03-08-2005 03:42:51  
Model 700 full trailer plow among the first with auto reset. Two neighbors had them; one 6-16 pulled with an 806 another 5-16 pulled by a 706D. Both plows were bought around '65. I owned both of them in the late '80's.



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tractor guy.

03-08-2005 03:58:52




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 Re: old six bottom IH plow or larger pull type. in reply to RickB, 03-08-2005 03:47:47  
can you still find them. how did the tractor pull them



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RickB

03-08-2005 14:36:40




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 Re: old six bottom IH plow or larger pull type. in reply to tractor guy., 03-08-2005 03:58:52  
Kinda depends on the operator preferences and soil types as to how they pulled. The 6-16 was originally pulled by a dualled up stock 806 diesel. The old boy who owned it spent a lot of time going in about low 3rd or so. But at the time his other big tractor was a crawler, so it suited his style. When I owned the same plow, I first pulled it with a dualled warmed over 4320 and it would go anywhere in 4th and some places in 5th which suited me better. Later, a 4430 turned up a little walked it along pretty good without having to watch the temp gauge as much as with the 43. A stock 4240 with single 20.8-38's pulled the 5-16 plow in B1 & B2 unless in sod. my neighbor has the 6 bottom, and I think I know where the 5 still is about 25 miles away. I traded it and a grand for a running 730 Diesel. Wheel plows pull a little harder than the more popular semi-mounts and are a little harder to set up, but when you get them right, do a fantastic job.

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