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Plough id - anyone know?

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tractorsam

03-17-2008 17:41:51




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I'm involved with a local farm heritage center. While up there working the other day I discovered the remains of an old IH plough in the scrap pile. One of the guy's I was working with is convinced it's part of a set of drag ploughs but I think it is part of the two way plough setup for an H or C. It is a left hand plough (single furrow) and the part number on the beam is 515801R1. Can anyone settle this and tell me what it is part of? Thanks, tractorsam

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NawlensGator

03-18-2008 11:33:38




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 Re: Plough id - anyone know? in reply to tractorsam, 03-17-2008 17:41:51  

It's not a trip plow but has solid curved shanks.

I'll email some pictures since I have trouble posting images on this board.

Note all the part numbers for the f11 and 101 plow are the same.



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Hugh MacKay

03-17-2008 18:42:34




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 Re: Plough id - anyone know? in reply to tractorsam, 03-17-2008 17:41:51  
Sam: I'm going to argue with myself. Too new for an H or M 2 way plow, any I've seen had PO part numbers. The 189 Super A plow left beam part number is 512503 R1. The 1-F-11 one point fast hitch two way plow has a left beam part number 521497 R1. This leads me to believe your plow, having a part number 515801 R1 in between the two, falls somewhere in the 1950s.

There are a few items I don't have in my two books covering 65 plows. I don't have anything on a C or SC two way plow. H - M mounted two way plows ended production in late 1940s. I doubt if IH sold many after the war. The reason being, the No. 39 two way trailer plow comenced production in 1939, that probably ended the mounted plow production for H and M. Close as I can come with these books.

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NawlensGator

03-18-2008 07:15:58




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 Re: Plough id - anyone know? in reply to Hugh MacKay, 03-17-2008 18:42:34  

I believe the 1-f-11 was renamed model 101.
I recently aquired one in great shape and am restoring it. It's a fast hitch reversible.



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Hugh MacKay

03-18-2008 08:03:01




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 Re: Plough id - anyone know? in reply to NawlensGator, 03-18-2008 07:15:58  
Terry: Are you sure it's a case of rename or is it model change? Does your plow have trip bottoms? The reason I ask is about 10 years ago I had a chance to buy a 1-F-11 and it was the old curved solid beams non trip, with GP bottoms. I didn't buy it for a couple of reasons, first it had non trip curved beams, and secondly I'd have had to buy the 140 complete with snow blade, plow, disk and 22 mower. We just couldn't agree on a price and he didn't want to split them.

I think I have seen the same basic roll design with the two piece trip beam and Super Chief bottoms. Seem to remember a photo from somewhere. Same basic designed trip beam as on Nos. 60, 540, 510, etc. I was always of the opinion the trip beam plow was a 101. I'm not certain of this, however would like to be, as I'm still looking for a 1 point fast hitch roll over trip beam with Super Chief bottoms. I know the regular 2x12 and 2x14 plows did change to trip beam with Super Chief bottoms, thus it's reasonable to think the roll over changed as well.

If your plow is trip beam, could you send me a photo. Not many folks were plowing much with 140s by the mid 60s and into the 70s, thus I suspect there are not a lot of one point roll over trip beam plows around. I may have to build one, I do have a fast hitch fork and know where there are some trip beams, both left and right and with 16" Super Chief bottoms.

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