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Ford Plow ID ?

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DoubleB

03-23-2004 09:40:13




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I am needing to identify the model of a Ford plow. It is a 4 bottom, 14 inch, and 3 point hitch mounted. Where would the numbers be located on the frame?

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Indydirtfarmer

03-24-2004 03:15:22




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 Re: Ford Plow ID ? in reply to DoubleB, 03-23-2004 09:40:13  
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If they're model 101's, they'll look something like these. John



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Indydirtfarmer

03-24-2004 04:00:11




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 Re: Re: Ford Plow ID ? in reply to Indydirtfarmer, 03-24-2004 03:15:22  
I never did really answer your question, did I? The I.D. tag will be on the 3 point hitch "mast", on the right hand side, near the "width adjustment lever/bolt". The 101's are the most common. 150, 151, and 152's are "box-beam plows, from what I gather, were made by Oliver, for Ford. Are they trip-beam? Shear-bolt, or spring-trip? Box beam, or truss frame? (If they're "rigid beam", they go back "way far") Is there any signs of the decals left? Is FORD in script? Block letters? White letters, or red and white? All these "indicators" will tell you more about the time they were made. All the Ford plows were good ones. Parts are still plentiful. John

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nwb

03-23-2004 16:42:06




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 Re: Ford Plow ID ? in reply to DoubleB, 03-23-2004 09:40:13  
I'm guessing that it is either a 101 or a 130. The 101 has just a plain frame. The 130 has a rectangular beam across the top. Try looking in the archives for photos.



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