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Craig(DE)

04-21-2005 03:00:55




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I just purchased a Ferguson 14R-AO-28 two bottom plow. This plow also came with two small triangle shape pieces with a curved bar and chain attached to them. Does anyone know where these pieces go and what they are for? I also would like to find a manual or other information about this plow.
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Craig




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john Keeton

05-11-2005 15:46:52




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Craig(DE), 04-21-2005 03:00:55  
I need to find a source for parts for a ferguson 2-bottom plow type14AO28.I need the moldboards,shares,andbolts. Any help would greATLY BE APPRECIATED!



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blackswamp

04-22-2005 15:27:34




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Craig(DE), 04-21-2005 03:00:55  
Just courious about how much the cost was on the plow.I know where one is but they want $325 for it.Just a little to much for me.This one is a Dearborn plow.



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Craig(DE)

04-25-2005 03:00:04




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to blackswamp, 04-22-2005 15:27:34  
I paid $200.00 for the plow. It has all the pieces and is in great shape. It could use a paint job though.



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Jeff-oh

04-21-2005 05:31:45




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Craig(DE), 04-21-2005 03:00:55  
The assembly you describe is the retainer for the coulter. The chain limits the coulter rotation. the triangular piece is a scraper to keep the dirt off the coulter.



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justplainjim

04-21-2005 10:52:46




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Jeff-oh, 04-21-2005 05:31:45  
The 'triangular piece' is a jointer (also called a skimmer in some regions). It is actually a small plow which when set properly cuts a small ribbon of soil off the main furrow slice and throws it into the bottom of the furrow ahead of the main plow. In my area jointers were used when plowing sod to ensure all the green material was turned under to eliminate regrowth. The end result was very clean plowing.
Jointers were usually removed when plowing corn stalks/stubble because they had a tendency to plug in trash.

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Craig(DE)

04-22-2005 03:12:11




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to justplainjim, 04-21-2005 10:52:46  
Man, I have a lot to learn about this plow! I need to find a manual on how to use this plow.
Thanks!
Craig



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Jeff-oh

04-21-2005 13:21:57




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to justplainjim, 04-21-2005 10:52:46  
Now that makes sence. Interesting. I assumed they kept the coulter clean... always wondered why they were only on one side.

Jeff



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Craig(DE)

04-21-2005 06:07:10




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Jeff-oh, 04-21-2005 05:31:45  
Thanks for the information. I need to find a manual so I understand all the different pieces and names.

Craig



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Jeff-oh

04-21-2005 10:20:16




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 Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Craig(DE), 04-21-2005 06:07:10  
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I just happened to have my AO mannual here at the office. This should help you.



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