[quote="IHCPloughman"](quoted from post at 22:20:17 04/25/11) Quoting Removed, click Modern View to seeYou would run into problems like George Rausch described in the "mounted plow" thread. http://ytforums.ytmag.com/viewtopic.php?t=764581
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The upper and lower links are too close to parallel as they are now. With this wrong, you end up with the problem Gene Bender was describing earlier in this thread. Yeah, if you do enough cutting, welding, drilling and fiddling with things, you would probably get things close enough to work. Again, as I said earlier in this thread, it doesn't make a lot of sense to booger up a plow that worked perfectly well when used properly just to try to make it work on a half baked hitch. It would make a lot more sense to buy something that was properly engineered in the first place.
Google has made it pretty easy to find patent descriptions. If you want details on how the linkage should work, you can read some of the early Ferguson patent applications.
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