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Paul Fox

03-31-1999 03:13:22




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I'm looking for a one or two bottom, 12" or 14" trailer plow to pull behind an F-14 Farmall. Is there a source where I can relate various manufacturer's model numbers to plow type? I fairly often see a plow in the local trader paper, but I never know what it is. I'm not particular as to brand. An IHC plow would be neat behind my IHC tractor, but I'd be just as happy with a JD, Oliver, AC or even (GULP!) a Ford...

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Thomas D. Smith

04-07-1999 10:45:42




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 Re: Plow Model Numbers in reply to Paul Fox, 03-31-1999 03:13:22  
Mr.Fox, You might try the "CT" farm and family catolog any way they would have replacement parts.

I'm the one who asked if you could copy your Ac #3 mower manual. Will you?

Tom



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Gary

03-31-1999 06:59:07




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 Re: Plow Model Numbers in reply to Paul Fox, 03-31-1999 03:13:22  
Paul, The IHC model 3, is a single bottom plow available in several sizes. It is also called "The Wonder" and would be correct for An F14. The IHC model 8, also called "The Little Genius, was a two or three bottom plow of that same era. The two bottom 12" would probably be the most appropriate. In JD, the model 51 was a single bottom plow and the model 52 was a two bottom, both of the same era. All of these models sold in large numbers, so should'nt be hard to find. I don't know much about the other makes. Maybe, someone else can help.

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Paul`

03-31-1999 07:08:14




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 Re: Re: Plow Model Numbers in reply to Gary, 03-31-1999 06:59:07  
Thanks Gary, just the sort of information I needed. I'd LOVE to find a "Little Genius", but as I said, I'll settle for anything the old girl can pull.



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MikeH(Tx)

03-31-1999 06:13:15




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 Re: Plow Model Numbers in reply to Paul Fox, 03-31-1999 03:13:22  
PF, this may or may not help. I found manuals for several brands of horse drawn plows (and other horse drawn equipment) available from the "Small Farmer's Journal." (probably will work for big farmers too). Manuals are about $7 apiece if I remember. I have the one for a Deere 3 bottom and would be willing to share if you want to see it. I will email you the address of the Journal when I get home.

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Paul

03-31-1999 07:06:37




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 Re: Re: Plow Model Numbers in reply to MikeH(Tx), 03-31-1999 06:13:15  
Thanks Mike. I suspect a lot of horse-drawn plows got "converted" in the late 20's/early 30's for use with a tractor. Don't see why I couldn't do the same thing, as long as it doesn't have wooden beams.



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