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Old 11-25-2011, 11:40 PM
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actually bought the pair of plows just like this. I didnt do any type of mods. The A frame i just scrathc built with some free time i had one night in the shop. I made it to pull one or 2 plows. If you remember from previous posts the guy sold me the "2 bottom" plow and i found out he did some fab work and told me it was sold like that.
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actually bought the pair of plows just like this. I didnt do any type of mods. The A frame i just scrathc built with some free time i had one night in the shop. I made it to pull one or 2 plows. If you remember from previous posts the guy sold me the "2 bottom" plow and i found out he did some fab work and told me it was sold like that.
That is right, I remember now. Thanks for reminding me.
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Ahhhh, nice set up. So you modified an A frame to accept two sleeve hitch plows and shortened the plow on the right. Would like to see some up close pics of the plow shortening mod and the A frame.

Nice job.
The mod was done before he got them but here's pics.

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Thanks DUKE!!!!!!!
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How much shine is on the moldboard? The shine will greatly effect your traction requirements.

Don't paint the moldboard, protect it with oil.

Great looking rig!!
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Hmmmm, find me another 10" plow and I think I can have that set up done pretty quick.
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Nice looking plow setup! Ive been waiting for someone to do a 2 bottom. I'd like to so something similar but with 2 6" david bradley plows.
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Nice set up! I wouldn't mind doing that on my super diesel!
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Nice set up! I wouldn't mind doing that on my super diesel!
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Cadplans, the moldboards are shinny. I paint them with slip plate after use. Dwayne id like to see more do it. Thanks everyone
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