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International #39 Tumble Bug Plow
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WESnIL
02-14-2017 05:51:24
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Is anyone interested in an International #39 Plow? They were commonly called Tumble Bugs. Feel free to check out www.Auctiontime.com item #5132. It is located in Iowa. I do not have a dog in this fight.
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ben brown
02-16-2017 17:52:50
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Re: International #39 Tumble Bug Plow in reply to WESnIL, 02-14-2017 05:51:24
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the were lot of them in western colo where lot irrigation we had one dad pulled it with a jd D when it tripped i always though it was coming on board dad always step up off seat think he figured it was going to jump up in the old D also
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Brendon-KS
02-15-2017 03:18:34
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Re: International #39 Tumble Bug Plow in reply to WESnIL, 02-14-2017 05:51:24
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These are certainly interesting plows - I have one and it gets a lot of attention when I demonstrate it at our local show. The advertisement refers to it being "rare" and "hard to find" which in many places would be true. However, in irrigated regions, such as where mine came from in SE Colorado, these plows are very common and readily available at low prices.
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WESnIL
02-16-2017 05:55:59
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Re: International #39 Tumble Bug Plow in reply to Brendon-KS, 02-15-2017 03:18:34
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Brendon, Is there somewhere to find a supply of coulter and jointer parts for these plows? It would be nice to find all parts for my #39. The right hand parts are more readily available but would like to find some left hand parts to complete my restoration.
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Farmall49
02-14-2017 07:08:53
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Re: International #39 Tumble Bug Plow in reply to WESnIL, 02-14-2017 05:51:24
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is it a two bottom or a three
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WESnIL
02-14-2017 10:32:28
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Re: International #39 Tumble Bug Plow in reply to Farmall49, 02-14-2017 07:08:53
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That is a two bottom that rotates forward and downward to reverse/switch from right hand bottoms to left hand bottoms. It has about a 2 inch shaft that it rotates forward on.
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