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Ford 2-bottom plows

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Fred Fuller

05-07-2004 21:36:28




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recently purchesed a Ford 9N and on the way home from a recent trip saw 3 Ford 2 bottom plows displayed along the roadway at a farm implement dealer. I believe the models were a 10-101 or something like that. 1 plow had 2 double disks shaped like a "V" in front of each Plow,(mull board?), had borken tips off the shear, the disks could only move so far right or left as they would hit metal stop, not the chain type. 1 had round disks in front of each bottom but had the bar which the chain attached to control the lateral movement missing. 1, had the two bottom plows and round disks and a low seral no. All the round disks would turn by hand.

My question is did I pay to much for the plows, the two without the broken shears were $250 each and the one with the broken shear was $150.

Also where would I look for a manual, instruction booklet, and parts for these plows.

Thanks FRED,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,

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Tim(nj)

05-08-2004 15:04:36




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 Re: Ford 2-bottom plows in reply to Fred Fuller, 05-07-2004 21:36:28  
I've seen other old plows (mostly trailer-type) with those V-disks. Can't remember the name of the outfit that made them, but think they were called "trash masters". A good Ford 101 2-bottom plow with coulters will fetch $350-$400 at a dealer around here.



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Jerry D in NC

05-08-2004 04:22:13




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 Re: Ford 2-bottom plows in reply to Fred Fuller, 05-07-2004 21:36:28  
Did you buy all three????? The link below is a thread from earlier this week about the manuals and parts.....



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