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Re: Dumb question: best plow type for an 806
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Posted by the tractor vet on January 06, 2004 at 20:28:56 from (216.196.13.203):
In Reply to: Dumb question: best plow type for an 806 posted by Michael on January 06, 2004 at 16:38:10:
Do yourself a favor and find either a 710 IH or 720 or a set of Oliver plows these are of the high clearance stile spring resets are good if ya got rocks . You can cut down a IH plow , like if ya find a 710 6 bottom ya can cut the back two bottoms off and it is easy to do as there are holes down the back bone for the tail wheel and all ya have to do is drop the bottoms off that ya don't want and rebolt the tailwheel and shorten the coupling pole and cut of the excesse backbone. I have made a lot of 6 bottoms into 3and4 bottoms.
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