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Need info. on semi-mounted disc plow for a H or a M

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WLT

03-21-2003 16:54:24




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I just recently found a semi-mounted three disc plow that is supposed to fit a Farmall H or M tractor. I would like to know if anyone has any information on how to mount them to a H tractor. It is either a IHC or a P and O disc plow with 26" blades. I would also like to add that any other information would be welcomed.
Thank You, WLT




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Tim(nj)

03-21-2003 19:17:03




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 Re: Need info. on semi-mounted disc plow for a H or a M in reply to WLT, 03-21-2003 16:54:24  
Parlin & Orendorff (P&O) was merged into IHC in 1919. Many IHC tillage implements continued to carry P&O casting marks until well after WWII.



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Bob

03-24-2003 02:57:42




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 Re: Re: Need info. on semi-mounted disc plow for a H or a M in reply to Tim(nj), 03-21-2003 19:17:03  
You most likly have a HM-150 disk plow. Hard to put on. Besure you have it all. Usually missing are the the mounting frame that bolts to the tractor under the lift and the piece that bolts to the front steering bolster that steers the rear wheel of the plow.Try and find a book you will need it.



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Hugh MacKay

03-21-2003 18:01:16




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 Re: Need info. on semi-mounted disc plow for a H or a M in reply to WLT, 03-21-2003 16:54:24  
I just went to my old stand by on old plows, 150 years of IH by CH Wendel He states that with the introduction of the letter series tractors in 1939 came a new disc plow in 1940. This plow was called a A-147, B-147 or HM-147 depending on which tractor it was to fit. He is rather vague on sizes only saying the A-147 was available in a 1 or 2 disc model. He states an A-147 two disc sold for $120. while a two disc HM-147 sold for $180. He doesn't speak of 3 or more disc models. I think it is quite clear there were larger ones. He does say up to 7 on the trailer model. The 147 was built until 1951. These used 24 inch discs. This is the only semi-mounted disc plow I see other than a 3 point hitch model that came in 1960.

There were several trailer model disc plows number 9, 33, 34, 98 and 99. Briefly the first three were larger in disc numbers all with 24" discs. The 98 and 99 were much heavier and with 28,30 or 32 inch discs. The trailers were built until 1963

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