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what model plow is this
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4 bolts on the shears  three bolts in a straight line  the  the front one is alittle lower  none of the center to center on the bolts is the same
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If the frame width can be assembled 14 or 16 inch width I'd say 70 series. Bolted only to one frame width 60 series.
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does this help alittle bit dr. allis   need to find shears for this and land slides also
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70-series. There is more than one plow "bottom" for the 70-series. And that determines what shares or landsides. I have made my own landsides out of 1/2" or 3/4" flat steel. They won't last as many acres as OEM, but my plow days don't happen that often and new landsides sure do keep the plow straight when plowing.

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Are the shears 3 bolt or 4 bolt, that is something you need when looking for them.
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