Posted by Hugh MacKay on June 27, 2008 at 14:32:13 from (209.226.247.68):
In Reply to: Re: Super A Plow posted by mark on June 27, 2008 at 08:52:10:
Mark: The best way to make one of those is use two pieces of 1/2"x1-1/2" flat bar. With U drawbar at parallel to ground, and rockshaft in foreward position, cut the two pieces of steel so they overlap by 15" to 18", then drill a series of holes to make the length adjustable. The hydraulics don't always give enough range, in that there is enough difference between new plow points and worn plow points. Course the beauty of making it that way, you can always drill another hole. The factory links were made that way. I once had one and if I remember correctly there were holes for 2" increments. My fast hitches have 2 holes 2" apart. When I start with new points I shorten the link and at about half worn points I have to change to the longer position.
I made one for SA once, had 1/2" holes 8" apart on bottom section and 2" apart on top section. I used the 1/2"x1-1/2" because the factory link made from 5/16"x 1-1/4" kept bending. Think about it the fast hitch links are made of 1-1/8" round stock.
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