[AT] Land slides (plow parts) - more info

[Dean VP]

Joe:

The model JD plow that was made specifically to be used behind a Fordson
tractor was the model 40. I don't have an operators manual or a parts
catalog for that specific plow so if that is the plow you have I won't be
able to look up any information on the bottoms. Knowing what the beam number
is that is stamped into the forged beam would help identify which plow you
have. Then if someone has an OM or PC for that particular plow these may
lead us to a Landslide number. Or I suspect if you take one of the
landslides off you will be able to find a Casting/Part number on the back
side.  Then, once we know what you need then maybe we can find a source for
parts. W/o further information I'm stuck.

Joe:

That may be the plow that JD made specifically to be used behind Ford
tractors. I want to say the first model JD 45?? plow was made for use behind
the Ford tractors. I better look it up. If we get lucky the plow parts
catalog will call out the bottoms used on that specific plow. On later
plows, the plow Parts Catalogs don't describe the bottoms. Then one has to
try to figure out what bottoms are on the plow you own to try to match up
parts using a Plow Bottom Parts Catalog. I think the part number will be
cast (embossed) or stamped on the back side of the land slide on your
existing plow. 

I'll do a little research to see if I can find out what the plow model may
be and see if I can determine what bottoms were used with it. A few digital
pictures of your specific plow would be a big help. 

Dean A. Van Peursem
Snohomish, WA 98290

I'm a walking storeroom of facts..... I've just lost the key to the
storeroom door 


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Dean,
 
No tail wheel on the plow.  I don't know the part number, but I can check.
It's a high-wheel plow that was used behind a Fordson when it was new
(according to the guy I bought it from).
 
Enjoy, Joe  
 
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Joe:

I might be able to refer you to a place that might have the landslides you
need for your JD plow. What are the JD part numbers of the landslides you
need? Do you have a tail wheel on the plow?

Dean A. Van Peursem
Snohomish, WA 98290

I'm a walking storeroom of facts..... I've just lost the key to the
storeroom door 


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Our club has our annual plow day scheduled in two weeks.  I've been thinking

about trying to go, but have been having a hard time deciding what plow to 
use.  I want to bring my Case C on full steel, and thought it would look
best 
pulling a two bottom plow on steel.  My best option is an old John Deere
plow I 
have, but the landslides are broken on each of the bottoms.  Do I really
need 
these to make it work properly?  I don't think I could ever find
replacements 
for them.  I'd really like to find a decent Case plow on steel to use, but
I'm 
pretty much out of time.  Thanks for your help.

Enjoy, Joe
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