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Plow brackets and pieces needed.

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98layinframe    22

98layinframe
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 Wondering if anyone has some nice pictures of the plow brackets that would fit my 414?  Picked up an old plow for cheap at an auction , and ofcourse the axle bracket isn't there.  I'm hoping to make sone brackets.  Any close up pics with a ruler would help!  Thanks

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varosd    1,185

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here is some pictures.  I seem to remember a old post of very detailed measurements.  others will chime in

there was 2 styles of bracket.  you need this style

plowbracket002.jpg

plowbracket003.jpg

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98layinframe    22

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yup thats it!    I'd love to find that detailed thread, these look stupid simple to make.. couple pieces of 3" angle, flat bar stock, and I have access to multiple cnc lazer and plasma cutters to make the locking handles.  Just need a few good pictures with rulers to gauge the sizing and location of the holes and general layout.

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Tankman    3,515

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Long ago made a plow mount using angle iron and flat bar.

 

No leavers. just one clearance hole in each angle for the plow frame rod (1"?) and two bolt clearance holes of course.

Angle with flat bar bolted in place. Lifted (floor jack) the plow frame and insert one side (frame rod).

Slide the 2nd angle onto the plow frame mounting rod, tighten the bolts. Was easy enough.

 

No locking leavers. Worked great.

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Tankman    3,515

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23 hours ago, 98layinframe said:

yup thats it!    I'd love to find that detailed thread, these look stupid simple to make.. couple pieces of 3" angle, flat bar stock, and I have access to multiple cnc lazer and plasma cutters to make the locking handles.  Just need a few good pictures with rulers to gauge the sizing and location of the holes and general layout.

If I get some time I'll draw the mount for you (I use AutoCAD).

I have a complete 48" plow (frame, mount, angle leaver) not in use.

 

With the CNC equipment you have, piece ok cake.

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