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breaking plow ??

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firekat
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Hello

Just wondering if anyone out there has any pictures about how to make your own breaking plow or any pictures of plows. I'm trying to get the best idea first then putting it to the test.
Thanks alot for the input.
firekat
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Grizz
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[quote="firekat"]Hello

Just wondering if anyone out there has any pictures about how to make your own breaking plow or any pictures of plows. I'm trying to get the best idea first then putting it to the test.
Thanks alot for the input.
firekat[/quote]

Couple of old Johndeereplows
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Jason 10/D4
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[quote="firekat"]Hello

Just wondering if anyone out there has any pictures about how to make your own breaking plow or any pictures of plows. I'm trying to get the best idea first then putting it to the test.
Thanks alot for the input.
firekat[/quote]

Couple of old Johndeereplows
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Was at the florida flywheelers show couple a years ago and they had one it took a D7 and Td18 to pull will have to see if I have any pics. Jason
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Was at the florida flywheelers show couple a years ago and they had one it took a D7 and Td18 to pull will have to see if I have any pics. Jason
Is this the one you were talking about?
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Jason 10/D4
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Is this the one you were talking about?
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That would be the one!!!
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cr
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That would be the one!!!
Agristruction, Selma, CA

http://www.agristruction.com/moldboard.html
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Art From De Leon
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Agristruction, Selma, CA

http://www.agristruction.com/moldboard.html
[quote="CR"]Agristruction, Selma, CA

http://www.agristruction.com/moldboard.html[/quote]

They have the components to build at least one D9 Quad.
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rustrunner
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[quote="CR"]Agristruction, Selma, CA

http://www.agristruction.com/moldboard.html[/quote]

They have the components to build at least one D9 Quad.
Instructions for building a Breaking Plow: (The cheap way)

1 Determine the size you want.
2. Drive through the country untill you find one about the right size in a fence row.
3. Stop and buy for $50
4. Drive on until you find a second one just like the first one.
5. Stop and buy for $40
6. Go on E-Bay and buy a parts manual for that plow
7. Make one out of the two

Just one plan, but the one I would use.
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[quote="CR"]Agristruction, Selma, CA

http://www.agristruction.com/moldboard.html[/quote]

They have the components to build at least one D9 Quad.


Those parts have been on their site for the last 10 years +/-.

Supposedly the owner at the time Gus Collin had Buster Peterson build one of the first DD9's or Quad 9's for deep ripping to break through the layer of Hardpan.
The term Hardpan in this part of world refers to a relatively thin layer of sandstone created during the end of the last Ice age. There are some places such as the Forestiere underground gardens in nearby Fresno, CA where the hardpan is thick enough that early immigrants built homes into the rock to avoid the valley heat. Most places the hard pan is usually only inches thick and about 2' below the sandy topsoil.
http://www.forestiere-historicalcenter.com/
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Those parts have been on their site for the last 10 years +/-.

Supposedly the owner at the time Gus Collin had Buster Peterson build one of the first DD9's or Quad 9's for deep ripping to break through the layer of Hardpan.
The term Hardpan in this part of world refers to a relatively thin layer of sandstone created during the end of the last Ice age. There are some places such as the Forestiere underground gardens in nearby Fresno, CA where the hardpan is thick enough that early immigrants built homes into the rock to avoid the valley heat. Most places the hard pan is usually only inches thick and about 2' below the sandy topsoil.
http://www.forestiere-historicalcenter.com/
Here are some more pictures that I have posted before. These came from one of my cousins Senior Projects at Cal Poly some time ago.
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B4D2
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Here are some more pictures that I have posted before. These came from one of my cousins Senior Projects at Cal Poly some time ago.
Here's the other photo I took of the plow. Maybe the profile shot can assist in fabrication.
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