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Old 08-23-2015, 11:09 PM
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Found these online and thought I'd share. I have no other info that what you see in the pics.





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Old 08-23-2015, 11:13 PM
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must be for show cause theres no way a gt will pull a 12 bottom plow.
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0h boy,my eyes hurt.I know it will work in Iowa, but not in Joisey.
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must be for show cause theres no way a gt will pull a 12 bottom plow.
You know those Deere guys.... they're all about show.
(You can tell it's for show, the springs don't do anything.)

No way a MFWD tractor of "real" size could pull a 12 bottom. It takes serious horses to pull that many. 10 at the extreme most.... and 14" not 16" moldboards.

Still, guy did a heck of a good job. (We have to recognize a job well done.) Very nice build!
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That is one fancy dethacher. Maybe a sandbox rake? The mold boards are so little.
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That is neat, IH had a special plow they built it was huge! Have to look it up. Good build though! Looks cool!
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The mold boards are so little.
I think it's the angle of the pic. They're at least 8".

I just looked again.... I see shins! Wonder if they are just machined to look like a shin, or if it really has them......
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Here's a plow! 16 bottom on a 4wd IH tractor.
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Now that's a tractor!
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That little Garden tractor will pull that plow on any ground, -----------
or pavement for that matter!
Now putting it into the ground is another matter.
All kidding aside, it is a lot of work building that scale model.
I'm thinking it is a lot narrower than the camera makes it look.
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