WD pickup plow

[lockheedt33]

I just pickup up a plow today that I got off e-bay. I was hoping to use it with my allis CA but it looks like it's the old WD plow that somehow mounts to the drawbar on the WD. The moldboards are marked 325-16 on the back and it's 2 bottom with the tongue that has 2 vertical steels pieces that curve up at the front end with a pin through them. Does anyone have a operators manual for the old WD plow they could help me out with a copy of? I have looked all over the net and can't seem to find one. Otherwise a couple of good pictures of one mounted on a WD would be a great help. I don"t think it would be that hard to make a link between the CA's pin hitch and the tongue of the plow if I had a good idea of how it's supposed to attach. Thanks.

 

[BushogPapa]

Be Absolutely SURE you know that lower attachment is SAFE to use..
That cross-pin MUST be Secured so it Absolutely CANNOT get out, or the plow can swing up and land on your back..
There was a very good reason they changed to the "Snap-Coupler" and release latches..

Measure..could that be a 16" plow..?
2-16" may be too much for a CA..but, you can always drop one off..

 

[spink885]

I got a manual I could make a copy for you if you want. just send me a email if you do.

 

[Fred Hart]

Lock,

Plowing with a AC that has the under tractor hitch can be dangerous if that pin or hook comes unattached. The tongue of the plow will go down into the dirt and the plow can come up and over on top of you.

Heard of that happening on a WD45 pulling 3-16"
plow came over and almost killed the guy.

After that they traded their
AC's for another brand of tractor with std 3 pt hitch.

I used a D-14 for years with 2-14's and two disc plows, it worked great, but I always checked the hook connection to insure the carter pins were in place so the hook could not come out.

I would try to find the right plow for your tractor.

 

[M Nut]

If you can't make it work, and you're near MN at all, I have one for a CA that I'd like to sell.