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RayL

05-28-2003 07:19:11




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I have a old single plow that I need to ID. Mfg, color etc. Plow is set for a Phnematic lift (not sure if its complete) Came with a Farmall A I recently purchased. Thanks for your time. RL




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Hugh MacKay

05-28-2003 08:23:45




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 Re: Plow ID needed in reply to RayL, 05-28-2003 07:19:11  
Ray: I just opened up CH Wendel's book 150 Years of IH The two way plow was first called an A-87 and production started in 1941. Then in 1945 it changed a bit to acomidate the exhaust lift and was called the A-187 and was produced until 1955. I assume the last ones would have been used on SA with hydraulic lift.

The one way plow was called a A-192 single furrow and was produced from 1941 and 1951. No mention is made on the exhaust lift, although i'm sure it was available at some point, probably 1945 as was the 2 way plow. These same plows were also made for the B tractor and model numbers used the B in place of A. There was a 2 furrow version of this A-192, I have one, Wendel doesn't show it. I think this plow was called A-19 something. It may have used the same number. I just wonder if the 2 furrow version came with the introduction of Super A and the C. So probably the 2 furrow had an A and C version. If you take this to CaseIH dealer, find the parts guy with the grayest or the least hair, he should be able to iron it all out for you. The other thing you could do is get the attention of geneb or Haas on the Farmall board. I was 6 years old when the SA came out, those guys are a wee bit older.

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RayL

05-28-2003 08:34:32




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 Re: Re: Plow ID needed in reply to Hugh MacKay, 05-28-2003 08:23:45  
Thanks Hugh for the great info. From your post, can I then assume its an IH plow? My A is a 1940 and has been configured for a Phnematic lift. I will go to the Farmall forum also. Thanks again Hugh. RL



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