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Old 12-19-2014, 02:02 PM
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The 6 bottom plow we used had spring loaded latches. The bottoms were held in place by spring tension. When you hit a big enough rock the bottom would pivot back and up going over the rock. Backing up reset the bottom.

I have never seen this on a small plow. The smaller a tractor the less chance there is of busting something when you do catch a rock. Maybe drive with you foot on the clutch, if you are quick you might be able to keep it from killing the engine.

On the other hand if you are into fabrication it might be a fun thing to make and have. Maybe even used some bits from a junked plow headed for the scrap.

now that is funny!!!!
driving with yer ROOT on the clutch,, ya and hoping not to drive over yer rocks????
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now that is funny!!!!
driving with yer ROOT on the clutch,, ya and hoping not to drive over yer rocks????
That caught my eye too... I spend the biggest part of the time trying to keep my root OFF of the clutch!
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That caught my eye too... I spend the biggest part of the time trying to keep my root OFF of the clutch!
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I should have read what my fingers said.
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Thanks guys, this was fun and informative all at the same time.. I will remember to keep my root off the clutch also.. I got a big yard, but it ant that big!!
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