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    Posted: 18 Mar 2012 at 7:49pm

like the new plow i thought it was pretty cool
Smile
i got the field mowed down today and am ready to plow soon. Anyone have any literature on these plows? or pictures?
~AMP~
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   Is that snap coupler or three point hitch ? Would like to see some pictures of the hitch setup ?
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Nice toy.Smile
If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.
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it is a snap coupler allis plow still would like to see pics of it in a book or sales ad someone have any pics or a sales ad?Smile thanks 
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Here you go, not sure if this is the same model but I think it is. Sorry I don't have a manual with slat bottoms.
 
 
 
Thought this page was cool, Allis told the owners of these plows, to unhitch them laying on their side, see the blocks underneath for storage.
 
 
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Looks like a model 72 plow with no.374 slat bottoms to me. I have a 2 bottom (not 2 way) with the same slat bottoms in a 3pt. version. If you break a slat or just need to replace a worn out one, you will have to look for used parts and finding the correct bolts to install them almost impossible. As the old saying goes"been there- done that". You have a very unique plow in a roll-over snap coupler plow. 
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