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jobjr66
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2002-09-08          42146

I have a jhon deere 2040 would like to buy a plow was wondering what size the tractor could handle . New to this if someone could give me some info on this I would like that . If someone knows what model number plow I could use . Thank You Jim

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2002-09-08          42162

I HAVE A 3PT 3 BOTTOM PLOW FOR SALE,I USED IT WITH MY 2640
AND I HAVE SOLD THE 2640.YOU WOULD NEED TO PUT ON WHEEL
WEIGHTS OR PUT FLUID IN THE TIRES THOUGH.MY 2640 COULD
PULL IT IN 4TH GEAR (8 SPEED TRANS).IT HAS A CLASS 2 HOOK UP. ....

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2002-09-09          42172

Depending on if you have fluid filled tires they are a two bottom without even less the ballast. I would look for a 3 bottom in 16" width. ....

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MRETHICS
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2002-09-09          42178

Sizeing a plow to your tractor can bring up a few issues.

Ballast, which has already been discussed, accuratly.

Desired depth, and soil type are the next two.

Michigan has very diverse soils, from beach sand to some of the heavier clays. Without the soil type info, I don't know how hard it will pull.

But don't fret, I can still help.

Get the three bottom. Plows are usually, but not always desighned so facilitate removal of the rear bottom.

To correctly plow with one bottom removed, You must first, remove the rear moldboard, cutter, and standard from the frame. Then, attach the tail wheel, and/or, gauge wheel forward on the plowbeam. Usually, but not always, you will find that the wheel assemblys will have the same attaching bolt pattern as the standards and cutters.

Next, you may need to check your hitch allignment, and tractor wheel spaceing. Then go plow.

My farm also has many soil types, and I have a 6 bottom, that in some conditions, I must turn into a 5 bottom.

Some plow mfgrs. make kits to add bottoms also, so before you buy, check out what you can do, be it add or subtract bottoms to get the correct draft for your tractor.

One more tip. If useing a fully integral plow, you may want to check out the load control on the 3pt. Sometimes lack of use frezzes them up. This will help maintain a consistent depth in uneven terrain as the attitude of your tractor changes. ....

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jobjr66
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2002-09-09          42210

Thanks for the information I can really use this . I looked at a massyharris 3 bottom good shape what would this be worth as the man is not sure what price to sell it for. Thanks again , Jim ....

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2002-09-09          42212

Mine is a IH in good shape,I would sell mine for $200.00
or trade it for a 2 bottom plow to fit my 4310 ....

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