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Re: Ford 861 Power Master and Ferguson 3 Pt. Plow


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Posted by Leroy on August 26, 2008 at 20:37:09 from (209.143.52.170):

In Reply to: Ford 861 Power Master and Ferguson 3 Pt. Plow posted by Frank B. on August 26, 2008 at 15:18:56:

First off that plow should work good on that tractor, only thing that tractor should handle a 3 bottom with no trouble, The coulters were not an option but standard on every plow and it is not wise to try to plow without them, it will never work correctly if they are not there. And if it has not clearance for the coulter to pto shaft sounds like you have the pto extension still bolted on, 4 bolts where the stay chains mount, it needs to be removed for everything except a pull type pto powered implement hooked to the swinging drawbar or as standard the V bar that fastens to the lift arms and the 11 hole cross drawbar. And those are stay, not sway chains and are the correct length when the lift arms are up in top as far as they will go with the 11 hole drawbar in place, if you shorten them then the lift arms will not raise and something will break, they were made correct and non adjustable for length when tractor was made. And the plows were designed for use without the stabilizer bars. Check that PTO because there is something on it that does not belong there if it is anyware close to the plow. Could be an over running clutch that you need to take off as well as the pto extension.


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