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Ryan

10-02-2000 13:38:37




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We have a JD 3-14" bottom, 3 point, CAT II plow at my dads we are trying to identify.

Has two gauge wheels. One large on left front of plow, one small on back that rides in furrow. Also has a handle to adjust depth of plow. It rotates the arms where the 3pt. pins are.

Can you tell me where to find a number or tag? I will try to take a couple of pics this weekend and make them available.

He wants to fix the tires, paint it and then sell it. We were told it was used on a JD 2040 last. . .

thanks for all of your help.

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Mike Aylward

10-02-2000 16:13:21




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 Re: JD Plow ?'s in reply to Ryan, 10-02-2000 13:38:37  
Ryan, it sounds as though you have an 813 plow (810 series 3-bottom). Go ahead and post your picture, but that's what it sounds like. Hope this helps. Mike



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chuck mcdonald

10-02-2000 17:31:28




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 Re: Re: JD Plow ?'s in reply to Mike Aylward, 10-02-2000 16:13:21  
hey,
what vintage is a 810 plow? Not familiar with implements much, only the REAL JD TRACTORS (2-LUNGERS!!!).



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Mike Aylward

10-02-2000 19:09:35




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 Re: Re: Re: JD Plow ?'s in reply to chuck mcdonald, 10-02-2000 17:31:28  
Chuck, the 810 series plows were introduced about 1955 and were originally for the 800 series 3-pt. hitch. They were continued through the end of the two-cylinder era and were replaced with the "F" series of mounted plows, which were introduced at the same time as the New Generation tractors. Hope this helps. Mike



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