Deere 318 and 332

[Streetrodchev 1,000]

Im new here , but not new to garden tractors. 

My 318 is well optioned/ upgraded. It is original paint, original Onan P218 (now with P220 cam and carb), deluxe seat suspension, H3 (triple hydraulics), rear hydraulics, rear 2000 pto, 3 point, 2 speed/ diff lock, larger wheels/ tires, ect. 
 

The 332 has been upgraded with 2 speed/ diff lock, deluxe seat suspension, rear hydraulics, 3 point, larger wheels/ tires, ect. 
 

Have I mentioned that I like to plow?🤣

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[Pullstart 68,387]

Those look pretty dang tough!

[T-Mo-(Moderator) 4,654]

Nice machines.  Tell us more about the pull behind 2 bottom plow.

 

Nice D in the background of the first image, 2nd post.  I seen a youtube video from a few months back where there was a plow day that just had D's, about 40 of them, that was plowing.  The D, if I remember correctly, was made for 30 years or something like that.

[ebinmaine 74,865]

Excellent builds and upgrades 

[Streetrodchev 1,000]

5 hours ago, Pullstart said:

Those look pretty dang tough!

Thanks 

 

22 minutes ago, T-Mo said:

Nice machines.  Tell us more about the pull behind 2 bottom plow.

 

Nice D in the background of the first image, 2nd post.  I seen a youtube video from a few months back where there was a plow day that just had D's, about 40 of them, that was plowing.  The D, if I remember correctly, was made for 30 years or something like that.

Thanks

Both plows were built by Glenn Peterson, the pull type is styled after a Deere 44H plow. It is fully adjustable just like the big plows. Uses 10” Brinly moldboards. Hydraulic lift. 
 

The D was at a show in Edgar, WI. I just happened to setup next to it. The owner was very nice.  
I did see the “D” plow day on fb, cool watching them plow. 
 

Some closer pics of the plow. 
 

 

[Streetrodchev 1,000]

19 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Excellent builds and upgrades 

Thank you 

[OutdoorEnvy 1,786]

Those look like some serious workers!  That plow is a neat setup for sure.  Thanks for the share! 

[Streetrodchev 1,000]

28 minutes ago, OutdoorEnvy said:

Those look like some serious workers!  That plow is a neat setup for sure.  Thanks for the share! 

Thank you 

Yes, they do my serious work. 

[J854D 141]

That pull type plow has an amazing likeness to the full size 44H John Deere plow! A farmer I worked for had one that we fixed up and he would take it to plow events and use it behind his John Deere A and B. His 44H was a 14” & 16” adjustable plow. -JD-

[peter lena 9,491]

@Streetrodchev nice looking well kept deers there ! just the opposite of what I  commonly see , that moldboard unit is very stout and incredibly efficient, thank you for sharing , pete  

[Streetrodchev 1,000]

3 hours ago, J854D said:

That pull type plow has an amazing likeness to the full size 44H John Deere plow! A farmer I worked for had one that we fixed up and he would take it to plow events and use it behind his John Deere A and B. His 44H was a 14” & 16” adjustable plow. -JD-

Yes, is is styled after a 44H plow. 
 

 

2 hours ago, peter lena said:

@Streetrodchev nice looking well kept deers there ! just the opposite of what I  commonly see , that moldboard unit is very stout and incredibly efficient, thank you for sharing , pete  

 

Thank you 

[Old School 92 0]

Hi Streetrodchev.  I am considering getting a Deere 318 myself.  You have an awesome build.

 

Has the 318 ever let you down when it comes to working your garden?

 

Also, I know you have the 3 point hitch, but do you know anything about using a sleeve hitch on a 318 instead?  I ask because I would want to get implements from Brinley, but all of their stuff is for sleeve hitch, and not 3 point.

[T-Mo-(Moderator) 4,654]

12 hours ago, Old School 92 said:

Hi Streetrodchev.  I am considering getting a Deere 318 myself.  You have an awesome build.

 

Has the 318 ever let you down when it comes to working your garden?

 

Also, I know you have the 3 point hitch, but do you know anything about using a sleeve hitch on a 318 instead?  I ask because I would want to get implements from Brinley, but all of their stuff is for sleeve hitch, and not 3 point.

Brinly had 3 point implements before.  The 318 would have a category zero 3 point, and there are category zero implements out there.  There is also an adapter you can make or buy that would convert a tractor's 3 point hitch to a sleeve (Deere calls it integral) hitch.

[Streetrodchev 1,000]

On 11/21/2025 at 2:53 PM, Old School 92 said:

Hi Streetrodchev.  I am considering getting a Deere 318 myself.  You have an awesome build.

 

Has the 318 ever let you down when it comes to working your garden?

 

Also, I know you have the 3 point hitch, but do you know anything about using a sleeve hitch on a 318 instead?  I ask because I would want to get implements from Brinley, but all of their stuff is for sleeve hitch, and not 3 point.

Thank you.
 

The only time my 318 let me down, was the ignition module on the P218 Onan. 
 

I use an adapter for the 3 point to use sleeve hitch attachments. My first couple of years plowing was with a sleeve hitch plow. 

Edited 2 hours ago by Streetrodchev