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Blueboy

09-28-1999 01:26:32

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Have a Dearborn plow,tag reads 10-56. Can anyone decipher? Also what would have been original color? Are there any books with color photos for Ford implements?

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Richard in MI

09-28-1999 17:25:34

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Re: dearborn plow in reply to Blueboy, 09-28-1999 01:26:32

According to "Ford Tractor Implements" by Chester Peterson Jr & Rod Beemer, the 10-156 plow:
"Ecomony Plow, 14 inch, two bottom includes: 14-inch economy frame (10-181), 14-inch economy bottoms (10-166&10-167), rolling landside (included with frame)(103000) less coulters and jointers."

My original (not re-painted) 10-156 is red. It also has coulters (10-174) and jointers (I don't know model #). The shares and shins are available through TSC, I bought landsides from FNH. N-Newsletter has reprints of manuals.
Hope this helps.

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Blueboy

09-28-1999 23:07:22

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Re: Re: dearborn plow in reply to Richard in MI, 09-28-1999 17:25:34

Richard and Gerald, thanks for info.

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Gerald J.

09-28-1999 07:44:03

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Re: dearborn plow in reply to Blueboy, 09-28-1999 01:26:32

Decipher? I think that's the standard Ford N series tractor plow. two 12s, 3 point, category 1. I had one 15 or 20 years ago, don't remember it having any paint. I saw a newer one maybe 45 years ago, I don't remember the paint color.

Machinery gray wouldn't be far off, I suspect.

There might be more on the Ford N pages.

Gerald J.

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Gerald J.

09-28-1999 07:38:55

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Re: dearborn plow in reply to Blueboy, 09-28-1999 01:26:32

Machinery gray wouldn't be far off, I suspect.

There might be more on the Ford N pages.

Gerald J.

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