Posted by Mark Peters on April 29, 2014 at 14:12:22 from (69.131.184.114):
In Reply to: 240 and 211/311 plow posted by mkirsch on April 29, 2014 at 06:19:04:
Hal, Absolutely no reason why the 211 plow won`t work on a 240. I pulled my 2-14" 211 behind my Farmall 240 and it works just fine. Wouldn`t want to have 16" bottoms on it though, the 14`s make her snort enough. My Farmall 340 pulls my 2-16" 211 and is a good match in our heavy clay. By the way, 240`s didn`t come from the factory with small point sockets, at least in the parts books there aren`t multiple part numbers for large or small sockets in the 240 section. The sockets from a 230 will fit right on a 240 fast hitch bail. It`s not out of the realm of possibility that a customer could have special ordered a 240 to come with small sockets if the farmer had all small point implements already. Or a dealer could have swapped sockets at the dealership too.
This post was edited by Mark Peters at 14:50:35 04/29/14.
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