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bought a plow from zabels auction.
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    Posted: 22 Apr 2012 at 2:09am
think she will look good behind the d17 at state fair this year? what model is this?
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Model 74 plow with tailwheel. The coverboards look like cultivator weed controllers. Should look good behind a D-17. Does your D-17 have a transport valve for the remote cylinder? 
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She's gonna be grunting a 3 botttom was all my grandfather's 17 wanted.  We run our 4-16 behind the 7060.
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4-16 behind a 7060!!LOL  you could add  a 2nd 4-16 behind a 7060.
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d17 will do just fine with iot. Read up and learn how to set the plows up and the d17 should move it
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Originally posted by cornbinder cornbinder wrote:

4-16 behind a 7060!!LOL  you could add  a 2nd 4-16 behind a 7060.
 
As I'm often reminded on this sight, "Where your at determines what you can pull"
 
I used to pull 6-16's with my 7060 and we pulled 5-16's with our XT. Other people would pull a bottom less or a bottom more depends on the soil.
 
Some people talk about pulling 4 bottoms with a WD45 we can only pull 3 (if it's a SC) and others can only pull 2.


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It will look good at the State Fair.   We plowed alot of land with a 4-14 # 74 just like that with 3 different D-17s in some very tough black gumbo we used 361 bottoms  less curve  than the ones in the picture.  The moldboards shape can make more difference than the number of bottoms, depending on the soil type. Don
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What's one worth I have one similar only it doesn't have Guage wheel and is missing the cyl what kind of cyl do these plows require thanks

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Yep it has the transports valve. The way I look at it is my 4500lb d14 pulled 3-16s in good Iowa black sod so Im figuring the d17 can handle another bottom.
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   we used a 4-16 semi mount with tail wheelin 2nd gear-hi side was ok for us in 0ur sil wth the stones involed  any faster you repairing the equip from the stones   2-16 behind the D-14  SAME WAY   WHEN I WAS A KID NEIGHBOR HAD 17 PILES OF STONES ON 40 ACRES  NEIGHBORS WOULD HAUL STONE FOR CEMENTING CORNER POSTS
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I will admit 4-16 behind a 7060 is a bit of overkill.  The plow was bought when the 7000 was the big tractor of the fleet and now we have a retired gentleman that drives for us and he really doesn't relish the 7000 so he plows with the 7060 and since he plows better than us younger pups all are happy.  We only plow a small portion of our ground but if we plowed more we would get an onland plow for the FW-30.
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