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Richard Fazio

05-01-2001 06:22:15




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Can anyone tell this newbe where I could find a breakdown of the parts of a plow. I read the posts about the plows and parts and have no idea what is being talked about. i/m looking to purchase an old dearborn or ferguson 2 bottom for my 2N. Thanks.




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TomH

05-03-2001 17:26:11




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 Re: Plow parts diagram in reply to Richard Fazio, 05-01-2001 06:22:15  
Generally there are four or five main parts:

The big curved piece is the mold.

The front or leading edge is called the shin or frog

The part that slides along the bottom of the furrow is called the share.

There might be a replacable point at the bottom of the shin and front of the share.

The flat part that slides along the side of the furrow on the unplowed soil is called the landside.

Put them all together and you have a bottom. On the very oldest horsedrawn plows the bottom was all one piece.

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Tom A

05-02-2001 04:02:35




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 Re: Plow parts diagram in reply to Richard Fazio, 05-01-2001 06:22:15  
The Tractor Supply Center catalog, if you've got a store nearby, is the best I've seen for general info. It has a decent breakdown of plowparts, as well as some interesting tables scattered throughout, like: what are the measurements on category 0, 1, 2 3-point hitches. I picked up a catalog a couple of years ago, and just keep it for reference.

Tom



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Richard Fazio

05-01-2001 18:59:39




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 Re: Plow parts diagram in reply to Richard Fazio, 05-01-2001 06:22:15  
Thanks for the heads up. I'll keep you posted.



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Cordell in AR

05-01-2001 16:04:40




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 Re: Plow parts diagram in reply to Richard Fazio, 05-01-2001 06:22:15  
Richard, steer clear of a Ferguson AO plow, because as Bill said, parts are not available. You may locate information at www.n-news.com/newspages/archives.html



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Bill

05-01-2001 14:48:12




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 Re: Plow parts diagram in reply to Richard Fazio, 05-01-2001 06:22:15  
Be carefull of the brand plow you buy. I have a Ferguson that has a one piece point and shear. I have not been able to find a replacement. The best price may not be the best deal. Check to see if parts are available.



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