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Unknown plow-help identify

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JT

12-26-2007 07:52:04




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Does anyone have any idea what this might be? It appears to be a chisel plow type implement. It is a trip raise and lower. It is a P&O brand. I cannot find anything in any IH/Farmall books to identify it. any ideas?




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El Toro

12-27-2007 04:10:10




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 Re: Unknown plow-help identify in reply to JT, 12-26-2007 07:52:04  
It has culivator shovels. Hal



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J.C.in AZ.

12-26-2007 15:47:53




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 Re: Unknown plow-help identify in reply to JT, 12-26-2007 07:52:04  
That machine is a very early model of what we call a Chisel Plow today and back in the days of 50-60 HP tractors it would make an M Farmall "Squat"down and really work. It was used in the 30 -50's when corn on corn created a "Hard pan" and it needed Breaking up this tool would get the job done . Big draw back was the amount of ground covered in a day as it pulled very hard.Farmers were in a hurry in those days as they are now. That never changes so a lot of farmers paid no attention to hard pan until they had a year where shallow rooted Corn Crops produced poorly and were easy for the Wind or Mother Nature to lay the Crop over and then they got exited and pulled the Chisel Plow out and go over the Crop Ground again. Where I come from it was common for Corn on Corn Land to be gone over with a Sub Soiler every third year or so. Now that tool would make a big Case 500 D or an 99 Oliver Detroit fairly scream so they could be heard a mile away and the black smoke would just roll across the Fields.JC

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JT

12-26-2007 18:17:04




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 Re: Unknown plow-help identify in reply to J.C.in AZ., 12-26-2007 15:47:53  
J.C.,
You are great, I really appreciate yor input, what you say makes a lot of sense. There is a lot of hard pan about 50 miles south of here, we got old black gumbo here. I thought it was some sort fof chisel plow, bt just was not 100% sure, so I asked for someone elses input.
Thanks again,
Jim



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Tom from Ontario

12-26-2007 12:44:44




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 Re: Unknown plow-help identify in reply to JT, 12-26-2007 07:52:04  
Have a look in C.H. Wendel's book of IHC equipment, page 179. There is a unit looks roughly the same and is called a DYRR harrow, says it was built from 1938-57. Built for deep penetration and described as a spring tooth cultivator.



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Sid

12-26-2007 18:49:05




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 Re: Unknown plow-help identify in reply to Tom from Ontario, 12-26-2007 12:44:44  
That looks nothing like what we call a spring tooth cultivator.



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JT

12-26-2007 13:01:29




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 Re: Unknown plow-help identify in reply to Tom from Ontario, 12-26-2007 12:44:44  
Tom,
Thank you very much, In have looked through that book and others and must have over looked it. Thank you.
Jim



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georgeky

12-26-2007 08:19:19




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 Re: Unknown plow-help identify in reply to JT, 12-26-2007 07:52:04  
Not sure of model number, but is McCormick Deering. I think they called that a sub surface cultivator. Have also seen mounted versions of it.



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