Oliver plow id

mschwartz · Nov 20, 2016

Need some help identifying this Oliver plow. It has 14 inch blacksmith shares. Thanks, Mike

oliverplow · Nov 22, 2016

I'm stumped. Could it be a mutt? Check the frame and see if the numbers start with E.P. to make sure it is oliver.

mschwartz · Nov 23, 2016

Yes it has ep part numbers all over it. I think that it may have started out life as a three bottom.

oliverplow · Nov 23, 2016

If I get time this weekend, I might do some looking in my books. Hope to get back to you later.

mschwartz · Nov 23, 2016

Thanks for looking

oliverplow · Nov 24, 2016

Sorry, I came up with a blank. I don't have much info from the 1920s. I have read that they made 100s of different models, and all the original records were destroyed. As a fellow collector, it makes it very hard to find out models. Thanks for sharing, and good luck. I still think there are a few strange things about your plow. Makes me wish I had it, I enjoy the challenge of finding info and restoring ones like that!

mschwartz · Nov 25, 2016

I am interested as to what seems strange to you about the plow, could get better pics if you are interested, thanks, Mike

Frank Dodson · Nov 25, 2016

On page 114 of the book Oliver Hart-Parr by C.H. Wendel there is a model 135 plow that looks similiar. It was built in the 1920's.

oliverplow · Nov 25, 2016

The tongue on the hitch seems long for the times, but I can't see the whole thing. Also, how could you adjust the depth lever without getting off the tractor?

oliverplow · Nov 25, 2016

My dad currently has that book. Many of the features look like the plows made in the 1920s just for the Fordson tractors.

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