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    Posted: 09 Nov 2021 at 8:58am
If anyone has a 70/80 series 4 x 14's fully mounted plow with 3-point hitch hook-up, I'd like to know where the lift/pullbar is situated from the right side. I have access to a 3 x 16's to look at and the right pull pin is 6 inches from the side of the frame.  Thinking a 4 x 14's may be less than 6 inches ?? I know an Owners manual to that series of plow would have this info in it. Thanks.
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Thank you Skyhighballoon(MO) for the pictures from an owners manual. What I'm trying to do is make my snap-coupler plow fit onto my One-Seventy high-platform tractor so I can show it off at a plow day next Spring. I have removed four 5/8" bolts to remove the snap-coupler pull tongue and plan on building a hitch that I can bolt to the front of the plow frame. My new hitch will make the plow about 4 inches farther back, but I'm not too concerned about that. I just needed the dimensions of the pull bar to get it positioned correctly. I doubt that I'll get any practice runs before showing it off to the other brands of tractors and plow, so I gotta have it right when I get there. Thanks again.
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Doc, do you have the pull-bar parts you need? I have a semi-mount 4-16's No.84 that is going to become a parts plow. Not sure if any of it would help you or not?
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Thanks, but no. I'm custom making this so with just about 6 bolts and can switch back and forth between snap-coupler and 3-pt on the same plow. Ambidextrous I guess.
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Sounds like a good way to go, I like to make things so they can be put back to original and not be able to tell they were ever modified too.
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