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2 14s plow with a B?
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How deep are you plowing Charlie?
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Originally posted by CrestonM CrestonM wrote:

That's a neat photo, Charlie. When you raise the plow up, is there not a tail wheel that stays on the ground? My Oliver 2-12 is that way. It doesn't look like yours has the trailing tail wheel though. That would surely make it easier to back!

Mine was missing the tail wheel. I looked for one but never found one. Sold the plow when I found a 3 point one that I use on my D10/12. Local Oliver guy snatched it up quick.

That was some hard pulling as the ground had never been turned. Made the B grunt!

I think I was 8" deep in the furrow.

That plow was hard to transport as it would wallow back and forth bad. It seems the tongue had a lot of flex?  Does yours transport OK? I ended up using two straps to pull it tight on either side to keep it in line. 
Charlie

'48 B, '51 CA, '56 WD45 '61 D17, '63 D12, '65 D10 , '68 One-Ninety XTD
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Originally posted by Charlie175 Charlie175 wrote:

 
That plow was hard to transport as it would wallow back and forth bad. It seems the tongue had a lot of flex?  Does yours transport OK? I ended up using two straps to pull it tight on either side to keep it in line. 
I guess that could  be a side effect of not having a tail wheel. Mine pulls very nice in transport, but you can't back it. If you try, it just makes a sharp right and jackknives. Seems the there would be a easier way...
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I have seen teeter plows but never used one, I would imagine a rigid hitch would be a must to controll draft. I have a caster wheel on mine and as long as I use the tongue with a pin in it I can back it up, it also has a crank on it to raise or lower hitch height to pull the caster off the ground when hitched up.

Edited by Jonny B 1938 - 29 Sep 2016 at 8:59am
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