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Ford and Dearborn 3 point plows

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huntingdale

11-25-2006 14:08:53




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Anybody have information on a ford IO-459 3 point plow and dearborn IO-209 3 point plow.
Both are 2 bottom




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Oldmax

11-26-2006 20:57:35




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 Re: Ford and Dearborn 3 point plows in reply to huntingdale, 11-25-2006 14:08:53  
Dearborn was a division of ford in 1954 they changed name to Ford but still used same numbering system . I have a 14-2 Mowing machine with Dearborn name made about 1940 Have 706 rear scoup with ford name on it . All made by Ford .



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Leroy

11-27-2006 04:25:03




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 Re: Ford and Dearborn 3 point plows in reply to Oldmax, 11-26-2006 20:57:35  
You could not have a piece of equipment with the Dearborn name and made in 1940. All equipment made through 1947 was Ferguson and with the split of Ford and Ferguson in 47 they came out with the Dearborn line with the 8N tractor in 48



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JOHN HARMON

11-25-2006 15:15:19




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 Re: Ford and Dearborn 3 point plows in reply to huntingdale, 11-25-2006 14:08:53  
I thought all Ford Equipment carried the Dearborn name , could it be a difference in years of Mfg.? I guess I'm not much help to you.



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jhill52

11-25-2006 17:54:05




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 Re: Ford and Dearborn 3 point plows in reply to JOHN HARMON, 11-25-2006 15:15:19  
Dearborn plows were made about 1948 to mid fifties. After the equipment carried the Ford label.



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