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Ford Disc Harrow

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Georgia

12-29-2006 11:16:43




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came by a Ford harrow model 201, needs freeing up and one blade .....is it worth fooling with ?
Probably about 6ft wide,I havent measured it Seems to be in good shape otherwise.Got some sort of a swivel type (up and down) 3 point hook up. Ive done a search on the net and cant find parts or anything about it.
Thanks as always, for any help




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Georgia

12-30-2006 02:22:09




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 Re: Ford Disc Harrow in reply to Georgia, 12-29-2006 11:16:43  
thank you both for the information.
Yes Ultradog, it has the 2 "halves" your talking about and as a matter of fact on one of them I noticed yesterday that the bottom half of one has a huge chunk broken out of it.
That part, I may have a hard time finding around here.
Got everything freed up and gave it a quick try last evening behind where I had bottom plowed.It did a real nice job,I can see where the "flexing" helped make a differance behind the plow or at least it apperared that way to me.

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Ultradog MN

12-29-2006 17:55:51




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 Re: Ford Disc Harrow in reply to Georgia, 12-29-2006 11:16:43  
Georgia,
Ford 201 "Flexohitch" - supposed to follow the ground better.
They came with two different types of bearings - the old white iron with the spool and 2 halves
and the sealed roller bearing type.
Scrapers were optional.
Small discs like that are in demand around here.
Folks want them for gardens and wildlife plots etc.
I sold 2 small discs similar to yours last summer at my place along the highway. Got $275 each and they only sat there a couple of days.
Disc blades are available at Fleet Farm or Tractor Supply or whatever you have in your part of the country or try www.shoupparts.com
Yes they're worth fooling with.

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John S-B

12-29-2006 12:40:27




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 Re: Ford Disc Harrow in reply to Georgia, 12-29-2006 11:16:43  
I've got one similar, not sure of the model #. I had to replace one disk, the ones at TSC fit just fine. I did find it just a bit light so I added about 100# of weight and it works good. (no down pressure on the three point.)



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