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lejo

12-25-2002 17:59:14

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Has anyone ever heard of a two or three bottom walking plow? If so can anyone tell me who made it or where I can get a picture of one ?

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Leroy

12-27-2002 16:52:14

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Re: OLD impliments in reply to lejo, 12-25-2002 17:59:14

I have seen them made by Cockshut, 8 or 10" bottoms,2 or 3 furrow.

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Hugh MacKay

12-27-2002 04:11:08

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Re: OLD impliments in reply to lejo, 12-25-2002 17:59:14

I have seen two of the Frost and Wood plows, both two furrow. Seems to me somewhere in my lifetime I have seen a 3 furrow, don't remember make of 3 furrow.

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Mary

12-26-2002 17:42:20

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Re: OLD impliments in reply to lejo, 12-25-2002 17:59:14

It is too cold now and too much,snow to get pic.,but we have 2-3 and 4 bottom walking plows. some has names. they are 8 and 10inch bottoms.

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Old Iron

12-25-2002 20:09:40

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Re: OLD impliments in reply to lejo, 12-25-2002 17:59:14

lejo,

I was about to tell you to ease up on the Egg Nog a bit but I decided to give a look in a book I have here and guess what I found----- --

In the "Encyclopedia of American Farm Impliments & Antiques" by C. H. Wendel it does show some 2 bottom walking plows. They look like a sulky plow but the pictures show they only had 2 wheels, regular plow handles, and no seat.

The first one is being showed as being offered in 1903 from the Bucher & Gibbs Plow Co. that could turn a furrow from 8 to 10 inches deep and 24 to 26 inches wide.

The second one was offered by Frost and Wood Co. Ltd. of Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada. It shows what was known as the Kangaroo Gang Plow of 1910. It goes on to say that it was actually from Cockshutt Farm Equipment that Frost and Wood purchased from Cockshutt and put their own label on.

My scanner is down right now but I will try to scan the pictures as soon as I can for you.

Old Iron

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