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Allis Chalmers pull type/on land hitch plows

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    Posted: 18 hours 7 minutes ago at 8:11pm
What was the model numbers for Allis pull type plows offered in the 80’s?
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2500 mono-frame??       2000 series (5" x 7 "bar) ......3000 series (7" x 7" bar).
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Which hitch pulls best, on land or in furrow? Thanks, Tracy
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Ive got a 3000 7bottom automatic reset on land plow. The best thing is the wheel tread width is not important
It does a fantastic job. As far as how it pulls compared to a in furrow plow i dont know. I dont have one to comapre it to. Im pulling it with a 8070 fwa so its not a problem to pull
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One of the major manufacturers did lots of test back in the days of plowing and proved that in the furrow plows pulled easiest. However that required that the plow be in good working order and CORRECTLY adjusted. In today's world very few plows are either.  
If it was fun to pull in LOW gear, I could have a John Deere.
Real pullers don't have speed limits.
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I had an IH 7 bottom pulled with a D21, on land then I could leave the duals on, always thought it worked good but really no comparison with in furrow.
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Has anyone seen an on land 7 bottom? That would look strange I would think.
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We had an on-land 6 x 16's 3000 monoframe.
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