Posted by harrisonkats on January 08, 2015 at 11:45:07 from (159.118.54.232):
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could be some companys made them for another company and sold some also.
just bought a two bottom plow like it
(how's it working saw the old date and thought you must have figured it out by now)
in Texas and am researching it
is very heavy duty to me.( my first time at a plow). seems that the Left sets in the ground. Right just pulls up root and rides on top of the ground some. So I lift the plow back up and redo it and adjust the hydraulics again. takes a wile but am looking up how to adjust a two bottom plow.
Adjusted the arm on the right side (dose not stop at the end and) fell out so had take the plow off fix the arm and rehook up the plow. lost light and left it sit, till I learn more.
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