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john deere sulky plow

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Paw Paw Dave

11-30-2003 04:41:23




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I just got a John Deere 14" (if I measured it correctly) sulky plow with the number 267 on the main beam. According to the PO it is a three horse hitch. Her father apparently bought it new. Can anyone tell me the era it was made, if there is a serial number (and where?), and /or any other information on this one? Thanks in advance, Dave




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Bob Collins

12-01-2003 13:54:34




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 Re: john deere sulky plow in reply to Paw Paw Dave, 11-30-2003 04:41:23  
Dave, It looks like that beam was used on either the Stag Sulky or the Number 7 Russian Stag Sulky plow. It was first built in 1905 and possibly discontinued in 1927 when the designation was changed to #37 Stag and a different beam was used. No, there is no serial number on it and as you can see, they didn't even use any permanent model designation, (it may have been painted on). That's about all I can tell you. Bob

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Paw Paw Dave

12-01-2003 16:08:58




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 Re: Re: john deere sulky plow in reply to Bob Collins, 12-01-2003 13:54:34  
Thanks Bob, really appreciate the help. The PO inherited it from her dad and had used it herself when younger. From the conversation with her, her dad owned it before she was old enough to remember. As she was born in 1916 this would be just about right. Looking forward to restoring this one. Always better when you have the history to go with the equipment.
Thanks again, Dave



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