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Willy /30 -OD

01-20-2008 04:30:04




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I have 2 fergy's and have restored both. now I am redoing some implements. I got a rake last summer and need some teeth for it. ( 2 dozen ) Also got a fergy weeder and need 15-20 weeder tines. It is also missing the bar that holds one of the drop wings in place. I don't know if these were used on other implements ( Semi-generic ) or if they were just produced by ferguson. there are pics of these implements in the fergy section of implements under steve bierbrich. thanks for any help.

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Willy / 30 -OD

01-23-2008 04:29:32




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 Re: Ferguson parts? in reply to Willy /30 -OD, 01-20-2008 04:30:04  
Leroy , I do have one of the bars and planned on buying steel to make other. Also I could set the thines I have now just for looks as I will just use in shows. I may be interested in a fax of the rake parts , to see what it is missing for parts. Fax 712-262-5493 Thanks



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Leroy

01-23-2008 17:16:41




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 Re: Ferguson parts? in reply to Willy / 30 -OD, 01-23-2008 04:29:32  
Unfourtunatly I cannot scan and post pictures or send a scan in an email or send a fax. To send a fax I would have to go to the copy place and it would cost more to have it sent than to have a hard copy made and sent by postal mail. Leroy



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Leroy

01-22-2008 16:38:52




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 Re: Ferguson parts? in reply to Willy /30 -OD, 01-20-2008 04:30:04  
I don't think the weeder teeth have been avaible for the last 40 years. The only way you will find any is if you happen to be luckey enough to find a part of a junk weeder with them on. Dearborn will not work. Do you have any of that bar? It is 2 pieces that slide together for transport? It would be easy to make that. If you need the size when it warms up I could measure mine. I have one I bought out of a junk yard; missing some parts; and a part of anouther I bought at a neighbors estate sale and with both when I get the chance I can build a complete one. The parts one had; I forget if only one or both of those bars; the better one did not have either of the bars. If you only want the weeder for show then you could make some similar looking teeth out of flat steel but they would not have the spring factor for use. I do have the book on the weeder and also a book on a Ferguson rake and the same thing under Massey Harris. I have a weeder of unkown make,model and the teeth are several inches shorter. If I can help more email me at [email protected]

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Willy / 30 -OD

01-22-2008 05:04:52




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 Re: Ferguson parts? in reply to Willy /30 -OD, 01-20-2008 04:30:04  
Thanks guys ! Will start calling local dealers. Going on a polar run with TO -30 this Sat. Temps have been in single digits or lower this last week and this week so far, but will go up to mids twenty's by fri - sat.



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Finn Md

01-21-2008 12:11:34




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 Re: Ferguson parts? in reply to Willy /30 -OD, 01-20-2008 04:30:04  
I have a Ferguson 3-point DEO 20 rake circa 1952. A few years ago I bought some teeth at the local MF dealer. Try taking off a good one and bring it to a MF dealer or other decent ag. parts supplier and try to match it. I still use my Fergie rake every year. It works great with my MF 165 ground speed PTO option. Good Luck.



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Ken in Arkansas

01-21-2008 09:38:00




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 Re: Ferguson parts? in reply to Willy /30 -OD, 01-20-2008 04:30:04  
Ferguson implements were made by a variety of companies. After the Ford-Ferguson split, some of these companies also made implements for Ford (Dearborn). I don't know about your implements, but sometimes Dearborn parts will fit.



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