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D17 Series IV & rollover plow
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    Posted: 16 Oct 2019 at 7:42pm
Assuming I will never find a two bottom AC 3pt rollover plow, how would the AC D17 series IV hand other makes?  I would imagine they are going to be heavier than an AC version.  Seeme to me you need min 50 hp to handle a two bottom rollover and the D17 is almost but not quite there at 47 on the drawbar..any experience with this?




Edited by TomYaz - 16 Oct 2019 at 7:42pm
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I think Eldon had a rollover plow on a 170 /175 . Same 3pt setup as the ser4 . I think it was an Oliver
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Brother had a 3 bottom AC roll over plow on his series 4 D 17. Worked well but did have to add weight to the front end. Den

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My brother pulls a 3 bottom with his D15 diesel.
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Thanks..so a two bottom rollover is not out of the question it appears....
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WD-45's handled 2-bottom rollover plows. D-17's would handle three.,
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Our D 15 diesel came with a snap coupler 3 bottom plow . Never pulled it with any success though . Thanks
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Pulled a 2 bottom roll over with my wd in clay without a problem
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My father had a CA with a 2 bottom AC rollover. Had side weights on it but plowed without a problem. Still have the side weights somewhere in the barn.

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  I have a 3 btm & a 2 btm roll over plows both are 3pt and are allis. call  4o2 223 5339 located in se Nebraska.
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Originally posted by Pat the Plumber CIL Pat the Plumber CIL wrote:

I think Eldon had a rollover plow on a 170 /175 . Same 3pt setup as the ser4 . I think it was an Oliver
 
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Thanks guys,
My soil is heavy clay. Sounds like a 3 bottom may work. IC I will ring you up.

Tom
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