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Indydirtfarmer

02-13-2004 12:56:54




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I'm getting all kinds of opinions. What kind of plows are these? I'm trying to get some spare parts while they're still around. Thanks for any help. John




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Gary

02-14-2004 06:06:41




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 Re: Any clue? in reply to Indydirtfarmer, 02-13-2004 12:56:54  
I have a four bottom Massey Ferguson that looks quite similar.

Hope this helps!



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Hugh MacKay

02-14-2004 04:02:10




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 Re: Any clue? in reply to Indydirtfarmer, 02-13-2004 12:56:54  
Indydirtfarmer: It has been mentioned on this thread that many components of plows were used by different companies, especially in lower volume companies. My first look at your plow I suspected you may have a back yard hybred, the coulters are different. If that is the case with your plow they have done not too bad of a job.

I had guy e mail me a photo recently of a two bottom 3 point plow he had bought at an auction. It had no tail wheel or long landside. The 3 point was a cat. I cross bar held in place by 4 U bolts and the upright for top link was built from 1/4 x 2 flat bar and he had that all bent. Turn out auctioneering firm was bringing in 4,5,6, and 7 bottom plows chopping them up into i,2 and 3 bottom plows and turning them out kind of bare bones. To me it looks as though you may have a decent one. The guy that sent me the e mail did get excellent bottoms, coulters, etc. but that is all.

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Jerry D in NC

02-13-2004 19:43:53




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 Re: Any clue? in reply to Indydirtfarmer, 02-13-2004 12:56:54  
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John,
That is a Ford 101 plow with the 3 pt hitch turned backwards. I have posted a picture of mine that has the same width adjusting lever kit added. I would bet money on it. The rolling landslide was probably on the 4th plow that got dropped when someone disassembled it. If you look at the plow it is pitched way too far to the right. When you drop the right wheel in the furrow that back plow will be out of the ground. If you get it, take out the 4 bottom bolts and turn the 3pt around 180 degrees and it will work like a charm.

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Geo in SD

02-13-2004 14:52:51




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 Re: Any clue? in reply to Indydirtfarmer, 02-13-2004 12:56:54  
Definitely not a Ford. They have a rolling landslide behind a shorter rear landslide, and no hook [or frog, I think they call it] on the rear end of the landslide. Ford has their rockshaft lever on the other side also. After looking at the picture for a long time, I believe you'll find that plow is an IH, probably early to mid seventies vintage. I don't remember the model, but an IH dealer could tell you. I owned one like it, 3 16's for a brief period.

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Hugh MacKay

02-13-2004 18:06:03




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 Re: Re: Any clue? in reply to Geo in SD, 02-13-2004 14:52:51  
Geo: He had this on the IH page and I have a parts book for that era of IH plows. 309 as Tim said is the only possibility as it is the only IH plow of that era without the box beam across the top. The coulters and 3 point hook up are entirely different.



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Tim(nj)

02-13-2004 16:20:39




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 Re: Re: Any clue? in reply to Geo in SD, 02-13-2004 14:52:51  
Looked in one of my books. IH made a 309A in the '60s that looks very much like this, but the sales lit does not show a lever on the plow for adjusting.



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Tim(nj)

02-13-2004 15:13:44




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 Re: Re: Any clue? in reply to Geo in SD, 02-13-2004 14:52:51  
We had a Ford with the long landslide and no rolling furrow wheel.



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paul

02-13-2004 14:48:45




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 Re: Any clue? in reply to Indydirtfarmer, 02-13-2004 12:56:54  
I usually take an old shin, share, & wear pad to the farm supply store & match it up to what fits. Very often some form of Oliver will fit. It doesn't look all that old with the modern type of wearpad.

If you can find some numbers stamped on the back of the bottom, or on the frame or cast parts, that often helps to identify.

It's obviously repainted, and there are 2 types of coulters, so we don't have a whole lot to go on even with the picture, as so many companies used the same bottom & at most bent the framework for themselves.

--->Paul

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Tim(nj)

02-13-2004 14:08:14




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 Re: Any clue? in reply to Indydirtfarmer, 02-13-2004 12:56:54  
Pittsburg? Same as a Ford 101, I think. Wengers had a 2 bottom, looked very similar.



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