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help with a dearborn plow

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Kenny_T

03-27-2008 13:43:48




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I just bought a 1950 ferguson TEA 20 and it came with a plow and cultivator both painted grey. I posted a pic of both implements in the implement photo section. Someone identified the plow as a dearborn and I see that they are correct. I am now trying to figure out if it is a 10-1 or a 10-8. The shares have F1010-8 on them does this make the plow a 10-8? They are removable shares and I need new ones. I also need jointers and jointer arms. Can anyone help me locate these items?
The mouldboards have 101519 DMC stamped on the back.

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Kenny_T

03-27-2008 14:32:17




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 Re: help with a dearborn plow in reply to paul, 03-27-2008 13:43:48  

Leroy said: (quoted from post at 22:00:15 03/27/08) The model no should be on the tag but that will not tell what bottom you have, only frame type. All plows the shares are removable, the question is are they the blade throwaway type share or the cast blacksmith sharpen type share and then the width of cut of the plow 10", 12", 14", 16"


Unfortunately the tag is gone. How do I measure the width of the cut?

I think they are the throw away shares, one of them is broken. How can tell for sure?

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Leroy

03-28-2008 17:09:04




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 Re: help with a dearborn plow in reply to Kenny_T, 03-27-2008 14:32:17  
The measuring has been addressed here about every 2 weeks. center to center of beam, probably 12" or 14" but could be either a 10" or 16" plow, 14" most common. Take the shares both off and look for numbers on back, any good farm supply if the throwaway type could get the shares and replace both at same time, if one is broke the other is probably wore out.



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Leroy

03-27-2008 14:00:15




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 Re: help with a dearborn plow in reply to Kenny_T, 03-27-2008 13:43:48  
The model no should be on the tag but that will not tell what bottom you have, only frame type. All plows the shares are removable, the question is are they the blade throwaway type share or the cast blacksmith sharpen type share and then the width of cut of the plow 10", 12", 14", 16"



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