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Posted by Carp on March 21, 2005 at 17:43:47 from (209.240.23.85):
I found a 311 fast hitch plow near home. Not sure if I want to part with the $175. The shins and coulters are worn quite a bit. Couldn't see the points real well, but I suspect they are worn. Is there a difference between the plows that that are used on the utilities and the Farmalls? Are the 311 plows a pretty good plow? I have a set of fast hitch plows, but they have a one piece fork that curves up instead of bolting on like the 311. They slide up into the main beams and are pinned in. I don't know what model they are. I guess I need to look that up or post a picture to find out. I guess my question is, can you ever have to many fast hitch plow????
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