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Re: Model 60 4-14 Plow, Convert to 3-bottoms?
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Posted by MN Charlie on August 26, 2004 at 19:42:16 from (216.188.216.79):
In Reply to: Model 60 4-14 Plow, Convert to 3-bottoms? posted by Kerwin on August 26, 2004 at 13:51:12:
I just bought a 3-14 #60 plow also this summer, it was equiped with mechanical lift . In my quest for more information about this plow I turned to the 1965 buyer guide that dealers mailed to their customers years ago. In the book there are a few pages about plows and the caption that goes with the #60 says "Four and 3-bottom sizes can be quicly, easily reduced by one bottom as conditions warrant". I also just went and looked in the operators manual for the #60 and it shows 2 pages of instructions for reducing the plow size by one bottom. Looks pretty easy. Happy plowing, MN Charlie
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