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Posted by Hugh MacKay on March 14, 2004 at 13:59:55 from (64.228.12.153):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Hugh MacKay=== update on those plo posted by rex on March 14, 2004 at 09:17:39:
Rex: I kind of figured you may ask this. This parts manual that I have refers to plow frames, wheels, coulters, hitches, hydraulic lifts. All mold boards are covered in another book which I don't have. There is reference in my book to 10 other plow parts books. This book is 2" thick and covers plows from mainly 60s decade. I was a bit disappointed when I bought it as it has also had a few pages removed. It has deviders with a section each on 33 different plows. The complete text for 2 plows is missing, and I've run across what seems like the odd page missing from other sections. I bought this online at auction. The next month the same seller had the book that came before this one covering plows like Little Genius and Wonder, C-20 and 30, C-26, 36 46. I had kind of lost my enthuseim for bidding. If I could find a complete set that an IH dealer would have had I would buy them, but do want to look them over next time. I guess I best attend a few shows this summer there are always guy selling manuals there. My dad used to say never get nit by the same dog twice.
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