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Oliver Plowmaster 100 2 Bottom 12 Plow Info Needed

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Eric from Mich

05-18-2008 10:42:40




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I am having no luck finding replacement moldboards and points for my 2 12" rooster comb trip plow (model 100 plowmaster). I know that the moldboard I need is a NC234SC (or NC434SC which replaced it). I believe that the shins are similar to the 14 and 16" bottoms, and I am also in need of points, which I think are special to this model.

Any ideas where to start looking or an interchange? I have traveled the internet with nothing showing for my troubles to date.

Thanks.

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oliver88jag

05-18-2008 13:25:00




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 Re: Oliver Plowmaster 100 2 Bottom 12 Plow Info Needed in reply to Eric from Mich, 05-18-2008 10:42:40  
I just finished restoring the same plow but with 14' bottoms. Check with your local Agco dealer, they may have some of the parts you need. Have them do a dealer search for the parts. If you have any Amish farmers in your area, check with them, the smaller oliver plows are popular as horse drawn implements. May also want to call Farmer Brown's Plow Shop in NY and Macknair's in PA. They have websites. They have alot of old plow parts.

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JK-NY

05-18-2008 12:14:51




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 Re: Oliver Plowmaster 100 2 Bottom 12 Plow Info Needed in reply to Eric from Mich, 05-18-2008 10:42:40  
At one time I had an oliver 2 bottom trailer plow with 12" bottoms . I was able to buy 14" or 16" points ( cant remember but I think 16")and cut them off and they worked fine. Not sure where you might get moldboards, I'd post on the Oliver forum here and a couple other Oliver forums and see what turns up. You could also try Shoup for these parts.



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