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Posted by bg on February 12, 2002 at 13:02:48 from (207.42.55.188):
In Reply to: Horse drawn plow posted by Al (NC) formally Al (Ca) formally Al(NC) on February 12, 2002 at 10:26:13:
What do they call you informally? Welcome back. I guess you found out that NC is the only place to be? Most old plows came with natural ash or oak handles, often with mfg name stencilled in black ink. The metal parts were often japanned or left natural with an oil coating. I'm not sure about where the Vulcan was made, but I've seen a bunch of them. As far as painting, paint it whatever color you want. You can probably find replacement points at farm or implment sales.
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