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    Posted: 02 Aug 2024 at 6:28pm
Hi first time posting here so I’m sure I’m not doing it right. I have a question about my 2000 plow. It’s a 5-16 trip reset and it has cast iron land slides that bolts directly to the frog instead of an inner slide and a wear pad. My cast iron ones are stamped wiese 354w. I’ve done a lot of looking and can’t find any similar replacements. Thanks in advance     Also. Were these an aftermarket upgrade or what’s the point of these vs the two piece style

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Try Dave the plowman
A search on the internet should bring him up
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Seems he only deals in snap coupler plows

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Ive got a 7 bottom on the land model 3000 plow with 387 bottoms and I got shares and landsides from him
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Send me a private message with your email or phone number. Have some pictures of parts book and we can see if can figure which bottom you have.
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The first thing that is needed is to determine which bottom you have as any bottom made by Allis Chalmers will bolt onto any plow frame built by Allis Chalmers.
  In today's world the 387 bottom is the only bottom that there is any supply of NEW aftermarket parts for on a scale basis. There are a lot of NOS parts available if you can find what you need. Yes Dave-The-Plowman has lots of parts for Allis plows and he is even have a few things made. 
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How do I locate the number bottom I have ? I’m assuming I’m looking for a 3 digit number on the frog somewhere?   I did order a new share from shoup for a 387 and it bolted right on. So does that mean it’s a 387. Or are some of the parts interchangeable? I’m far from a plow expert. My dad stopped plowing and sold the plows long before I was born.

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Is your landslide single or double bolt. And are they plow bolt or 5/8 bolt
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My landslides have two bolts. One at the front that looks to be a 5/8 plow bolt and then one up top I believe is a 7/16 hex bolt
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Here's some reading for you.
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There’s a lot of good info there but didn’t see any for his model plow.
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"2000" series plows I've been around have #387 bottoms and have 387 stamped on back side of moldboard. Try Manchester Farm Supply @ North Manchester, In. for plow parts.
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387's have a look of their own. Short and stubby? Not long and twisty. They turn dirt like no other.
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