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Dale13

12-06-2001 13:32:18




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Is this #plow a trailer plow? One for sale on auction site here but I don't know the #s and guy selling does'nt seem interested in answering E-mail.




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Scott

12-11-2001 14:02:10




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 Re: F 145H plow in reply to Dale13, 12-06-2001 13:32:18  
The equivilent in a trailer type would be a F-640H, you can see pictures of it under implement photos on this page.



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Phil

12-07-2001 09:56:10




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 Re: F 145H plow in reply to Dale13, 12-06-2001 13:32:18  
The F145H is a semi-mount designed for the new generation tractors. I spent countless hours using one of these creatures and would recommend owning one only if it is in tip-top shape and not worn. The frog would usually wear, creating a condition whereby the plow would trip constantly. These plows were not hydraulic reset, so each time required backing up. They are vintage & real Deere, but if you are looking for a plow to do serious work, look for a used IH 710/720 auto-reset. You'll spend a little more but the difference will be priceless. Good luck

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Dale13

12-07-2001 07:32:06




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 Re: F 145H plow in reply to Dale13, 12-06-2001 13:32:18  
Thanks for the help.Looking for a 4 bottom trailer plow,no power trol or three point on my tractor.



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john2510-3020

12-06-2001 16:17:02




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 Re: F 145H plow in reply to Dale13, 12-06-2001 13:32:18  
first of all the plow is a semi-mount....the guy is a real good frind of mine from perry iowa and hes prolly one of the best people you could ever deal with. i have seen the plow and it looks great the paint i think is origional along with the decals....i think he said the shares where worn pretty bad but dont know. he bought it this summer from a neighbor to use in shows behind his 4010/4020 tractor, but i think he said he found a better one or cheaper one somewhere not real sure..i was just up there here about 3 weeks ago. i live in southern missourah....but that doesnt make a diff.
john oh yeah his names brandon too....which address you useing one of em dont work i have the one that does or should anyway..email me if you want it.

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Ducknose Bob

12-06-2001 13:53:26




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 Re: F 145H plow in reply to Dale13, 12-06-2001 13:32:18  
Semi-Mounted



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JD70Jim

12-06-2001 15:59:38




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 Re: Re: F 145H plow in reply to Ducknose Bob, 12-06-2001 13:53:26  
The f 145 plow is a semi-mounted or semi-integral plow. That means that it attaches to the LOWER draft links only, and requires a hydraulic cylinder to raise and lower the rear of the plow. believe that John Deere made an f 125 fully mounted three point plow also, if that is what you are looking for. The f 135 plow is the same as the f 145 plow, except that the standards on the plow shares of the f 145 are of the reset variety, and the cheeper f 135 standards are fixed. The f 145 is a fairly good plow (I have one---4x14)

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Chicken George

12-07-2001 08:40:43




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 Re: Re: Re: F 145H plow in reply to JD70Jim, 12-06-2001 15:59:38  
Dale, Your looking for a #66h it has hyd.cyl lift and it is a trailer plow get the later "trip bottoms" a whole lot easier to deal with ( no broken hyd. hoses
What are you going to pull it with? 4 bottom 14" should have a 70 or 730. Luck,George



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