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SV cheap plow 2nd go..stupid but funny

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used red MN

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Coon Rapids, MN
SV had a post about these plows a couple days ago some of which looked quite puzzling in the way the bottoms laid out and trailed each other. After looking at it a bit I concluded they were simply assemble wrong. I had went directly to one of the web sites he put in his post. At Pallet Forks.com..Titan Attachments.. they had one of the odd looking plows. I still had the tab open on my phone and was going search something in that tab. I then noticed I could click to get to the manual for the plow. Sure enough the assembly diagram shows the correct way to assemble the plow, however the display photo right above it shows the plow in the odd configuration, see link. I only hope we can attribute this to ..the land of almost right.. My apologies to anyone who may work at palletforks.com
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That still doesnt change the fact the bottoms are still angled wrong no matter how they are mounted to the frame in relation to each other. Probably actually works better the way it is assembled wrong
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I wonder how long the hex head bolts holding the shares last? Probably long enough for whoever is trying to use it to give up.
 
that is what I was thinking, on our sand ground the bolt heads would be gone in a few hours.
 
Complete garbage for only about 1200.00$. You could buy the most worn out plow on the planet and do a better job than that thing
 
If You look close the main frame is upside down in some of the pictures so the offset is wrong way -- the assembly pictures has it right -- just My thoughts --- Roy
 
Someone should buy each one of these little plows and see how well they work maybe do a YouTube video on
Em
 
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