miner09
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On 11-28-2012 in Photo Implements there is a 1 Disk Bullet .Plow.I"ve seen the 2 and 3 plows but never a 1 plow. Is this a true Ferguson Plow? Anyone ever see one?
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miner09
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picture Sorry trouble with photo.
miner,
if its not, someone sure did a fine job of cutting the second plow off. Only one like that i have ever seen.
We have two Ferguson double disc plows, the older one looks just like the one in your picture with a second plow cutoff and the end cap reattached to the frame tube. The other later model MF disc plow has a bend tube frame. Do not know why they did that as both old plows do a fine job.
The key to the proper operation of a Ferguson disc plow is the rear trail disc wheel, in must be in good condition and full dia. As the Ferguson disc plow is much lighter than most old disc plows and the rear disc wheel is what keeps the plow running straight.
Great find!!!!!!
if its not, someone sure did a fine job of cutting the second plow off. Only one like that i have ever seen.
We have two Ferguson double disc plows, the older one looks just like the one in your picture with a second plow cutoff and the end cap reattached to the frame tube. The other later model MF disc plow has a bend tube frame. Do not know why they did that as both old plows do a fine job.
The key to the proper operation of a Ferguson disc plow is the rear trail disc wheel, in must be in good condition and full dia. As the Ferguson disc plow is much lighter than most old disc plows and the rear disc wheel is what keeps the plow running straight.
Great find!!!!!!
miner,
note how much bigger the rear disc blade is on our old plows than the rear disc blade on the single disc plow. (it's worn down)You may get the plow to follow the tractor with adjustment, but you really need to get the rear disc blade in good order, so your adjustments will count.
after you use the plow you may want to replace the rear disc blade.
all we did was buy plow coulter blades, 18" dia,
set the old blade on top of the new blade, centered, mark and blow out the required holes with a torch.
had the new blades replaced in a short while,
guess you could drill them out, but its hard steel.
your call.
Again, good luck and great find,
note how much bigger the rear disc blade is on our old plows than the rear disc blade on the single disc plow. (it's worn down)You may get the plow to follow the tractor with adjustment, but you really need to get the rear disc blade in good order, so your adjustments will count.
after you use the plow you may want to replace the rear disc blade.
all we did was buy plow coulter blades, 18" dia,
set the old blade on top of the new blade, centered, mark and blow out the required holes with a torch.
had the new blades replaced in a short while,
guess you could drill them out, but its hard steel.
your call.
Again, good luck and great find,
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miner09
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- Pattonville Texas
I didn't buy plow. $375 and in TN. To far.I have three AEO-20 & 21's. Just didn't know if it was real from Ferguson. Maybe Samn could tell us. They may have them on other side pond.
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miner09
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Just talked to Dan in Tn about 1 disk plow. He thought it was real. Has Ferguson tag PEO-21. I think someone cut back off and moved tailwheel to front disk. Who knows!!!!
It is a true Ferguson Plow but it looks as though it has been altered from a 2 Disc model. I have checked the implement list for TO20 implements and earlier and there is no single Disc plow listed. The cross-shaft on the single Disc plow in the pictures is fitted incorrectly..John(UK)[email protected]
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