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John Deere #44 two bottom plow

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Jeffrey

05-17-2002 19:09:43

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I have access to a John Deere #44 two bottom plow but the mold boards and all related parts are worn extremely bad. How do I tell if it is a 2-14, 2-16, etc? Is there a John Deere 3 bottom plow that the lower parts will interchange with this? I may buy and try to trade for a 3-point hitch 2 bottom plow. Live in upstate, NY. Thanks for any help.
Jeffrey

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Lon

05-19-2002 12:34:16

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Re: John Deere #44 two bottom plow in reply to Jeffrey, 05-17-2002 19:09:43

Jeffery, stand back behind the trailing wheel and look at the large iron bars that hold the moldboard. If they curve in slightly, then the plow is set to be 2-14. If they curve out slightly, then it is set at 2-16. You switch the mounting for the plow bottoms around to change from one size to the other on a #44 plow.

As for parts interchangability with another plow, the bottoms from a 3 bottom #55 will work.

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Lon

05-19-2002 12:34:02

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Re: John Deere #44 two bottom plow in reply to Jeffrey, 05-17-2002 19:09:43

As for parts interchangability with another plow, the bottoms from a 3 bottom #55 will work.

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Tim L

05-18-2002 20:30:20

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Re: John Deere #44 two bottom plow in reply to Jeffrey, 05-17-2002 19:09:43

Jeff, If you have a 2-14, that means that it's a two bottom, and 2 14" bottoms will cut 28", 2 16" bottoms 32", etc. I have a #44 plow and an operators manual for it. If there is someway I can help, email me.

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Jerry S

05-18-2002 09:16:29

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Re: John Deere #44 two bottom plow in reply to Jeffrey, 05-17-2002 19:09:43

The easiest way to tell is to measure from one plow beam to the same side of the other plow beam at a right angle to the beam.

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