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Re: Identify IHC plow in Implement Photos please
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Posted by Gwiz on August 28, 2006 at 15:06:15 from (208.190.198.158):
In Reply to: Re: Identify IHC plow in Implement Photos please posted by steelfronts on August 27, 2006 at 19:16:55:
Thanks for your help.
I wondered if it could have been converted, but usually when someone does that they botch it up with all the wrong parts. These all appear to be the same type of parts. The guy I got it from had a separate hydraulic plow and a separate ground lift so I was able to compare the 3.
My plow also has a piece of sheet metal holding the ground lift mechanism from moving. I just wondered if they would have ever been sold with both types of hardware?
Where are you located? The braces from the back of the moldboard to the beam have all been welded/modified on my plow. Have any of those? I think they are different on solid moldboard plows?
Are the slats very rare?
Thanks,
James Martin
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