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70 series slat bottom 394 ??

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Dr Allis, getting the adjustments freed up is a miracle in itself. I did get the adjustable link and coulter freed up on my 61 plow yesterday. Spent the most of the day doing it. Didn't use the torch either. Now to the beaming screw! Good Luck on plow day! Tracy
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Originally posted by DrAllis DrAllis wrote:

I've had a very productive 24 hrs !! Last night after work, in ONE hour, I had all four threaded joints on the lifting links apart and anti-seized back together. Never used the torch on one joint !!  Today, I picked up three new plow shares from Kenny L, got them installed and spent the next three hours with a 9 inch wire brush on my DeWalt grinder polishing the many years of rust off each plow bottom and cover boards. All three rolling coulters took grease !!!  Got to find a 14 inch car tire for the depth wheel and I am ready to go plowing on Oct 15th  !!!  Thanks, Kenny L for parting with the plow shares  !!!! Looking forward to the sound of WD-45 Power Crater pistons talking thru a Nelson muffler, pulling a plow just exactly like the one my Dad bought new when I was 13 !!!!

  Doc Will need pictures of the plow day, I'm glad that I had what you need and thanks for the advice on the D-15 and as always good to visit with you. 


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Do you have a picture of this WD45 that you would post to top off this thread!

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote DrAllis Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 Sep 2022 at 5:35am
Try this exactly as written:  Allis Chalmers Wd45 plowing, ac wd plowing, ac wd45 plowing           on u-tube. This video is from 2018 pulling my 3 x 14's pull type plow.
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Makes me want a WD45.  Wish my Dad had never traded off the WD Diesel.
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I have no fluid in the rear tires because it is a play toy and I tractor ride it probably 400 miles every summer, so it makes for less wear on the tires and easier to haul.  The weights hanging from the belly only make up for what fluid would be, about 900 pounds.
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Good video, That new plow will be a lot better than the pull type. Did anyone catch the bi-plane at the last second??
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There's another video of a pass I made that day with an 8-bottom plow being (slowly) pulled by a steam tractor in the background. Didn't take too long to figure out who was getting the most done per hr.
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Glad to hear it, Doc!!
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Originally posted by Allis dave Allis dave wrote:

Good video, That new plow will be a lot better than the pull type. Did anyone catch the bi-plane at the last second??

I saw it. Pretty cool. Wondering if the same plane that buzzed an auction I was at last year.
There is one that flies around my house on nice days but don’t know if the same one . Think not
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