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Need help identifying a 2bottom rubber tired plow. Photo is posted in photo gallery.

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J.C.

04-08-2002 18:15:02




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I have a close up picture of hitch if that will help. The part numbers seem to all start with EP, like EP1164 and EP1131A




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Steven M

04-09-2002 15:21:12




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 Re: Need help identifying a 2bottom rubber tired plow. Photo is posted in photo gallery. in reply to J.C., 04-08-2002 18:15:02  

I think it's a David Bradley. The first time i saw one, i thought it was a Oliver,but it really was a David Bradley.



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Bob Collins

04-09-2002 04:56:16




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 Re: Need help identifying a 2bottom rubber tired plow. Photo is posted in photo gallery. in reply to J.C., 04-08-2002 18:15:02  
JC, That's an Oliver plow, I don't know much about them but if you try the Oliver board some of those guys will be able to tell you more. Bob



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rem

04-09-2002 16:50:00




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 Re: Re: Need help identifying a 2bottom rubber tired plow. Photo is posted in photo gallery. in reply to Bob Collins, 04-09-2002 04:56:16  
Hi,
I think it is an oliver raydex bottom unit.
We bought one new in 1949 and pulled it with an AC B. 2-12". It did a beautiful job of plowing.
Ours was red with green wheels and a special clevis was used for the hitch.Bolted right solid on the drawbar of the B. Sometimes the trip mechanism would get a bit touchy and require a bit of adjustment. If she is not sprung you should be able to plow as straight as an arrow.
Good Luck,

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