Sears Mouldboard convertion HELP

en_teng · Jul 4, 2015

any body have idea how i can make a frame for sears mouldboard plow to use it on my b7001

sorry for my ignorance

North Idaho Wolfman · Jul 4, 2015

I take it you B7001 does not have a three point lift on it, that would be the easy mod to get you up and running.

en_teng · Aug 15, 2015

North Idaho Wolfman said:
I take it you B7001 does not have a three point lift on it, that would be the easy mod to get you up and running.

IDOL north Wolfman yes i have 3pt hitch my problem now is i need to modify it to like this one i need the dimension please anybody thanks i appreciate it.,,

skeets · Aug 15, 2015

I guess Im missing something here. If you have the plow already and a 3pt hitch I cant see why it would be a problem setting it up to the 3pt, if its to wide you just measure it ,,if I am not mistaken the with of the pins should be between 24 and 28 inches if I remember right,,, the height should be about 16 I think,, again I could be way off base with these numbers and I mean WAY off base,, but still if you have the plow you should be able to fudge the ting

en_teng · Aug 15, 2015

skeets said:
I guess Im missing something here. If you have the plow already and a 3pt hitch I cant see why it would be a problem setting it up to the 3pt, if its to wide you just measure it ,,if I am not mistaken the with of the pins should be between 24 and 28 inches if I remember right,,, the height should be about 16 I think,, again I could be way off base with these numbers and I mean WAY off base,, but still if you have the plow you should be able to fudge the ting

pin<------------------------------>pin is 24 to 28 inch do you have single buttom plow please.. can you measure please if you have time i appreciate it

i just want it to fabricate almost same as the original so the height from base to top of A<-- is 16" i start cutting it tommorow thats why need some infos thank you idol skeets

sorry for my ignorance

skeets · Aug 15, 2015

i start cutting it tommorow thats why need some infos thank you idol skeets

What does IDOL mean??

Tooljunkie · Aug 15, 2015

My take on this- weld on a 2x2 inch heavy wall tube. And build a three point trailer hitch. 2x2 reciever. I find it very useful for moving trailers, my driveway grader and soon a tool for making shallow trenches. All on/off like a trailer hitch bar.

en_teng · Aug 15, 2015

skeets said:
i start cutting it tommorow thats why need some infos thank you idol skeets

What does IDOL mean??

what i mean is you said 24 to 28 ineed exact if ever you done this too

the width what i want to know ok i just put it in place to figure it out.

en_teng · Aug 15, 2015

somebody say this

26 in wide and 7/8 lift pins, 3/4 top pin, 18 in height for cat I
32 in wide and 1 1/8 lift pins, 1 in top pin, 24 in height for cat II
38 in wide and 1 7/16 lift pins, 1 1/4, 27 in height for cat III. The height can vary to suit the equipment.

and somebody say this one

Category Hitch pin size Lower hitch spacing Tractor drawbar power
upper link lower links
0 17 mm (5***8260;8") 17 mm (5***8260;8") 500 mm (20") <15 kW (<20 hp)
1 19 mm (3***8260;4") 22.4 mm (7***8260;8") 718 mm (26") 15-35 kW (20-45 hp)
2 25.5 mm (1") 28.7 mm (1 1***8260;8") 870 mm (32") 30-75 kW (40-100 hp)
3 31.75 mm (1 1***8260;4") 37.4 mm (1 7***8260;16") 1010 mm (38") 60-168 kW (80-225 hp)
4 45mm (1 3***8260;4") 51 mm (2") 1220 mm (46") 135-300 kW (180-400 hp)

http://www.tractordata.com/articles/technical/threepoint.html

i have b7001 that i believe cat 1? does i am right

26" or 20" or like idol said 24 to 28.

en_teng · Aug 16, 2015

this what im going to cut

i try cutting a wood 2x2 just to figure it out its 22 1/2

coachgeo · Aug 16, 2015

Since your going to custom make the 3pt attach frame.... make the lengths exactly the same width as the most common other 3pt item you switch off and on. That way you will not have to adjust turnbuckles, and if you plan it out well may not have to change top link length either.

coachgeo · Aug 16, 2015

Tooljunkie said:
My take on this- weld on a 2x2 inch heavy wall tube. And build a three point trailer hitch. 2x2 reciever. I find it very useful for moving trailers, my driveway grader and soon a tool for making shallow trenches. All on/off like a trailer hitch bar.

Here is a similar example of what Tool junkie is recommending except that instead; make the plow attach via receiver tube instead of permanent attach as this fellow did. Kills two birds with one stone. (fixes your issue and ads a tow ball too)

http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20556

en_teng · Aug 16, 2015

coachgeo said:
Here is a similar example of what Tool junkie is recommending except that instead; make the plow attach via receiver tube instead of permanent attach as this fellow did. Kills two birds with one stone. (fixes your issue and ads a tow ball too)

http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20556

yeah i dont have problem with the attachment. reciever tube are limited available on my area, my concern was the original width" i cant make the width same as that TSC subsoiler the intendly for the B2601 my tires are narrower from that.

North Idaho Wolfman · Aug 16, 2015

Width is supposed to be 26" to 28" for cat 1
Your problem is you can't get that width because tires are too narrow, Simple fix move the hub and make the tires wider.

Or just make your implements narrow like 21" if you really need to keep the narrow tire width.

en_teng · Aug 16, 2015

North Idaho Wolfman said:
Width is supposed to be 26" to 28" for cat 1
Your problem is you can't get that width because tires are too narrow, Simple fix move the hub and make the tires wider.

Or just make your implements narrow like 21" if you really need to keep the narrow tire width.

Thank you I appreciate it, going to cut it now

tiredguy · Aug 16, 2015

Guys,
did I totally miss something here because to use it would have only
required a couple of bushings from the farm store Tractor Supply etc.
That had category zero pins on the plow and a zero to category one
bushing would have allowed the lower 3pt arms direct hookup.
Probably have to do something with the top bar hookup too of course
I've done the zero to one and one to two on my Kubota and Belarus both.
Adjust the lower arm width and the top link and get busy turning dirt.
Al

en_teng · Aug 16, 2015

tiredguy said:
Guys,
did I totally miss something here because to use it would have only
required a couple of bushings from the farm store Tractor Supply etc.
That had category zero pins on the plow and a zero to category one
bushing would have allowed the lower 3pt arms direct hookup.
Probably have to do something with the top bar hookup too of course
I've done the zero to one and one to two on my Kubota and Belarus both.
Adjust the lower arm width and the top link and get busy turning dirt.
Al

yeah thanks sir but im aint working in garden i use the plow in a sugarcane furrows thats why i need it adjustable left and right.

thats why i need to make my tires narrow,

i tried 25" need cut the 2x2 wood (pattern) to again i just maximizing the lenght of the bar

en_teng · Aug 18, 2015

any suggestion about the height of the toplink

North Idaho Wolfman · Aug 18, 2015

16" to 18" is normal

Tooljunkie · Aug 18, 2015

North Idaho Wolfman said:
16" to 18" is normal

That is something that needs to be "stickied"'
perfect reference chart.

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