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Daniel Klingens

08-09-2003 09:40:59




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I have just got my hands on a ferguson two bottom plow. It is all dissasembled I was wondering if somebody would have some sort of a diagram as to how to put it together. Any help will be apreciated.




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Scott

08-13-2003 02:04:29




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Daniel Klingensmith, 08-09-2003 09:40:59  
Hi
I have several owners manuals for thr AO plows if you want one just email me ( 20.00 ) Also there is a guy in Penn. who has most of the parts for these plows new. To the guy who posted the dealer closing I am looking for a moldboard for a ferguson one bottom AO-112-16 can be any middle number as long as its a 16in. Thanks Scott



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Phil(va)

08-12-2003 07:48:01




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Daniel Klingensmith, 08-09-2003 09:40:59  
Best to go to a dealer who sells old equipment and look at one, take some pics, etc. In addition to the beams that everything hooks to, if you have the full plow, you should have: two coulters (wheels hanging in front of plow bottoms), two moldboards, two shares, two frogs (hold the moldboard and share to the beam), a short landside for the front "bottom" and a long landside for the rear "bottom, and a trailing guide wheel attached to the rear landside and the rear moldboard. That's on most of the Fergies I have seen. Try to find one up close and inspect it. Size is measured between the beams, 12 in., 14 in., etc. Moldboards and shares should have numbers stamped on the back and that's what you would need to replace them, more so than the plow model. Some parts are available. The hardest things to find are frogs and landsides. Bolts are available at most farm implement stores, but you likely won't find anything else there. Search the archives on this site and you will find lots of good contacts. Hope that helps.

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Daniel Klingensmith

08-12-2003 11:28:49




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 Re: Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Phil(va), 08-12-2003 07:48:01  
Thanks for the help guys



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Indydirtfarmer

08-12-2003 10:12:01




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 Re: Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Phil(va), 08-12-2003 07:48:01  
The last post got it right. The landslide(s) are hard to come by. The longer (rear) is still available from Massey-Ferguson. (About $60) You can take the long piece, and cut it down to match the front one. (I did that) I have a "source" for points, shins, and trash-covers. If anyone is in the Louisville, Ky area, and wants Ferguson 12" plow parts, just put up a post, and I'll make contact with you. I have a Model 66, 2x12" trip beam plow, vintage 1957, that would pass as new. They are for displaying on my 1957 Massey-Ferguson 50, that looks just as new. Anyone looking for Ferguson, or Massey Ferguson plow parts, just post a message, and I'll do what I can to help with your getting the parts. This is an old dealership that is closing, and selling off the remains of their inventory. (Old friends, just trying to help them out)

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Brent, IN

08-16-2003 11:31:43




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 Re: Re: Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Indydirtfarmer, 08-12-2003 10:12:01  
I need 2 eye bolts that hold the coulter stems to the beam. Can you help me? Thanks!



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Daniel Klingensmith

08-11-2003 11:02:00




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Daniel Klingensmith, 08-09-2003 09:40:59  
Hey I don't know what model the 2 bottom plow is. All I know is that it is from 1951 because it came with the tractor I bought and it has only had 2 owners. The people who baught it back in 51 and now me. Thanks guys



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Biv

08-10-2003 16:13:44




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Daniel Klingensmith, 08-09-2003 09:40:59  
In the Galleries section down on the left, check the implement photos there is a 2 bottom ferguson plow shown in one photo. That might get you started.



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HoosierJDnut

08-10-2003 03:05:13




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Daniel Klingensmith, 08-09-2003 09:40:59  
What model? I have SOME info on them.



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