Allis Chalmers 3 bottom Roll-Over Plow

[WNYBill]

I have found an Allis 3 bottom Roll-over plow that looks to be in good shape. Points, lands, shins look good in the pictures. It has a hyd. powered roll over. Frame looks very similar to a regular Allis 3 bottom plow.(I have one) I have not looked at the plow and I think it may be in an estate. Where do I start looking to find an owners manual or even a guess at the model. Just information on it. I would like to drop one bottom to make it a 2 bottom roll over.

 

[Skyhighballoon(MO)]

I have found an Allis 3 bottom Roll-over plow that looks to be in good shape. Points, lands, shins look good in the pictures. It has a hyd. powered roll over. Frame looks very similar to a regular Allis 3 bottom plow.(I have one) I have not looked at the plow and I think it may be in an estate. Where do I start looking to find an owners manual or even a guess at the model. Just information on it. I would like to drop one bottom to make it a 2 bottom roll over.

Allis made 70 and 80 series plows as hydraulic roll-over's along with the regular mounted plows. If your regular mounted plow is a 70 or 80 series and they look the same I think you have your answer.

 

[WNYBill]

This plow has a tail wheel, my 70 series does not. If I drop a bottom off does it change the pivot arm? And screw up the tail wheel? I may have to go look at it but it's 100 miles away.

 

[Skyhighballoon(MO)]

This plow has a tail wheel, my 70 series does not. If I drop a bottom off does it change the pivot arm? And screw up the tail wheel? I may have to go look at it but it's 100 miles away.

Does the tail wheel look like this?

All 3 of my current 70 series plows have bolt on tail wheels but the one my father had when I was a kid did not. It had the long landslide on the back bottom instead. Those tail wheels do not look like the one here in this picture.

 

[WNYBill]

Not quite like the picture. But it bolts on the frame not the landside. Do you still have a r;oll-over?

 

[Skyhighballoon(MO)]

Not quite like the picture. But it bolts on the frame not the landside. Do you still have a r;oll-over?

I guess I didn't make my post as clear as I should have. I only have regular plows, two 74's (one 3 point, one Snap Coupler) and a 73 (snap coupler). I have regular tail wheels on all 3 - they easily bolt to the last bottom frame. My dad had a 73 with a long landslide on the back bottom instead of a tail wheel to control depth. I've never had a roll-over plow.