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Is it a plow???

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rjh

05-03-2002 09:31:31




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I just bought a farm recently. The previous owners were into IH. They had owned a Farmall H. Here are some treasures in the weeds that I am trying to ID.
The parts I am trying to ID are these: Both are mirror images of each other. They are "C" shaped with bolt (square) holes along the top edge. The bottom part of the "C" has some sort of (plow?)share that I have never seen before. The share appears to be held on by 2 bolts (near the "point". The "shares" appear to be approx. 2 feet long and taper toward the end, away from the "point". The share is not what I have seen typically on trailered plows. There is no provision for a mold board that I can see. The parts appear to be cast iron with some badly oxidized/ faded red paint. There are the following casting numbers, one number per item: BH21 and BH22. They were found mixed with combine, trailered plow and cultivator parts (in a cast iron bath tub). There are no moldboards, frame parts or plow shares on the farm that match these guys.

Somebody suggested a middle buster. Another person suggested it was part of a 2 way plow. Help?

Any ideas would be welcome, or suggestions on books with good pictures that would help with IDing my treasures?
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RJH

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Mark

05-06-2002 15:27:47




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 Re: Is it a plow??? in reply to rjh, 05-03-2002 09:31:31  
please e-mail me a picture and i will identify it for you...

thanks



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Jhill

05-03-2002 09:53:17




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 Re: Is it a plow??? in reply to rjh, 05-03-2002 09:31:31  
I don't know where you are located but they sound to me like bean puller legs for pulling dry beans before you combine them. Theyattach to a from mount cultivator frame. If you are in Central Michigan, western Minnesota, parts of New Yorkor Colorado they might be common. Rare outside specfic areas.



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Jhill

05-03-2002 09:52:05




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 Re: Is it a plow??? in reply to rjh, 05-03-2002 09:31:31  
I don't know where you are located but they sound to me like bean puller legs for pulling dry beans before you combine them. Theyattach to a from mount cultivator frame. If you are in Central Michigan, western Minnesota, parts of New Yorkor Colorado they might be common. Rare outside specfic areas.



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