I've seen a few of them before but never one this nice. Looks to be original paint....
Plow question and picture, numbers added
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Plow question and picture, numbers added
by Yogie » Fri Sep 21, 2012 9:24 pm
Is there a number/ code somewhere on this plow telling if it's for a Cub or a larger tractor ?
I've seen a few of them before but never one this nice. Looks to be original paint....
I've seen a few of them before but never one this nice. Looks to be original paint....
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Re: Plow question and picture
by tst » Fri Sep 21, 2012 10:34 pm
Hi Yogie, yes there is a larger plow for the 140 type tractors, I believe the beam is a little bigger and the plow share, I have a F 11 for a cub,the upper parts are red and the lower parts blue
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Re: Plow question and picture
by Virginia Mike » Sat Sep 22, 2012 5:11 am
Measure the moldboard at the seam with the share. 12" Cub, 14", or 16" A or 140.
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Re: Plow question and picture
by t jackson » Sat Sep 22, 2012 7:57 am
the one for a cub will have a 6 and 7 as the last digit in the beam number the one for a 140 will be a 8 and 9 as the last digit in the beam part number as in left and right beam
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Re: Plow question and picture
by t jackson » Sat Sep 22, 2012 8:01 am
it also looks like that one has the 4 special spacer blocks which are very hard to find which should be the same for both cub and 140 check the parts book
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Re: Plow question and picture, numbers added
by Yogie » Mon Sep 24, 2012 10:05 pm
In the curve of the right beam are these numbers IH 521498R1
Left side shows this IH 521497R1
Left side shows this IH 521497R1
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Re: Plow question and picture, numbers added
by Jim Becker » Mon Sep 24, 2012 10:41 pm
Yogie wrote:In the curve of the right beam are these numbers IH 521498R1
Left side shows this IH 521497R1
Those numbers are for the larger 100/130/140 plow.
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Re: Plow question and picture, numbers added
by Scrivet » Mon Sep 24, 2012 11:00 pm
The Case IH website lists those part numbers as the beams for the F11. 
Are there different sizes of the F11 or do they use the same beams (and mounting) and just put wider bottoms for the bigger tractors?
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Re: Plow question and picture, numbers added
by Clark Thompson » Tue Sep 25, 2012 9:14 am
I have one of these plows. doesnt matter what the beam number is, they are the same for the cub and 140 and so on,what makes the difference is the plow it self. cub takes a 12" plow the 140 take a 14" plow. either plow will work on either tractor. my plow has a decal saying LF-1-11. with plow chief plows.
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Re: Plow question and picture, numbers added
by Matt Kirsch » Tue Sep 25, 2012 12:34 pm
After the first pass, the width of cut is determined by where you have the wheels set and where you drive in the furrow, not by the width of the plow bottom.
Even if it is too wide, it should still work for a cub as long as you don't take a full cut.
Even if it is too wide, it should still work for a cub as long as you don't take a full cut.
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Re: Plow question and picture, numbers added
by CapeCodCubs » Tue Sep 25, 2012 8:48 pm
Looks just like mine, intersting post Yogie, interesting replies.
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