I'm building a custom plow for my 2320. I have the quick-tach hitch that I will fab a bracket on the plow to mount on the hitch. I need to know how high on the plow the bracket I fab will need to be. If anyone has a 2320 (or similar) plow setup, could you make a quick measurement and reply? The measurement I need is from the ground up to the locking pin on the quick-tach hitch when the plow is sitting on level ground. Thanks a bunch!
Need Measurement - John Deere 2320 snow plow
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Height will or should be when the push arms are level... so am thinking just level them as the plow sits and you should have your measurement.
Pics will help answer better.
My Western plow... I made a mock-up of the quick tach out of wood to cut and glue until it seemed just right, and fabbed from that model.
Pics will help answer better.
My Western plow... I made a mock-up of the quick tach out of wood to cut and glue until it seemed just right, and fabbed from that model.
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Yep, push arms level to ground.
Maybe add 1 hole higher and 1 lower, The higher one will be great to scrape ice build up while the lower one would help on gravel drives for the season first passes until a base is created.
Maybe add 1 hole higher and 1 lower, The higher one will be great to scrape ice build up while the lower one would help on gravel drives for the season first passes until a base is created.