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Question about 565 plows

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Randy as in Ran

12-17-2006 12:04:08




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hi , I was just looking at this ebay plow ( item # 120063649105 ) comparing it to my 565 and was wondering if it was in fact a 565 . If so when did the cylinder mount change ? Mine's mounted on the front side frame . This ones on the rear frame . The ad is saying it's a 16" which is true but it's set up for 14" in the picture . I wonder if he knows that ? Or am I wrong and it's a 16" to 18" plow ? Thanks . ...Randy

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Marc Smothers

12-17-2006 18:04:06




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 Re: Question about 565 plows in reply to Randy as in Randy-IA, 12-17-2006 12:04:08  
I have seen a few 565's with the cylinder out back like WHite 508's. That is a 565 set to 16". I nice looking plow other than the mismatched coulters.... Marc



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Marc Smothers

12-17-2006 18:06:47




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 Re: Question about 565 plows in reply to Marc Smothers, 12-17-2006 18:04:06  
You can tell it is 16" by the spacer in the back between the rear section and main frame.. That is if it is set up right.. marc



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Randy as in Randy-IA

12-17-2006 19:43:27




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 Re: Question about 565 plows in reply to Marc Smothers, 12-17-2006 18:06:47  
Hi , It must be set up wrong then . The front should be moved over with part of the backbone to the right ( left side looking at it from the front ) of the front curved piece by one hole . If the spacer is in the rear part then that would explain why he has the hitch pivot moved over so far to the left ( Hitch bar moved all the way to the right ) . The center of draft is way off . I know mine is set with the backbone out side of that front piece with the spacers in front and back and my hitch bar is in the third hole from the left ( looking from rear ) for 16" . That's why I thought the thing was set for 14" . ...Randy

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