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roll over plow ??
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    Posted: 18 Feb 2026 at 4:04pm
What is model number of this plow?  Where is serial number located?  I need spring trip parts if someone has for sale.f someone has for sale.
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Possibly 70 series. What parts do you need. I can take a look.
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That has to be the heaviest snap coupler implement i have ever seen!
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I thought that to
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6 row cultivator probably heavier
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that's really a nifty find. I'd think it be for a D19 or SC 190,,, I don't think my WD45 is gonna pick it up.. at least not with a LOT of weight on the front...
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We had a snap coupler AC 4 row notil planter,right up there in weight was all the D19 wanted to carry around
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My buddy Mike C. has a plow very much like that one. IT IS HEAVY! He has 3 D-19's, they all have trouble with it drifting down when it is lifted. Thinking a Snap-Coupler 190 would be the ticket. I recently found a manual for the 3-bottom rollover plows I forgot I had. It lists the D-15 and 17 as well as the 19 and 190 as possible tractors. A 17, maybe but that would be a load for a 15! My manual has a different hydraulic rotator than the cylinder on the one pictures. Would need at least a series 4 D-17 for it.
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