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What Kind of Plow is this??

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Larry in CO

03-18-2005 15:59:00




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I just picked up a plow the other day and am not sure what I"ve got. The only real markings I could find on it are the letters and numbers
IHC P O PO12114 on the furrow side beam and IHC P O PO12115 on the land side beam. I believe that it could be a Little Wonder but am not sure. It is a 2-14" trip plow. It has no tail wheel. I don"t know how to include the pictures in the post, but there is a link to one of them below. both pictures are in the Help Identify album.

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Larry

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Ohio Farmer

03-19-2005 06:32:09




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 Re: What Kind of Plow is this?? in reply to Larry in CO, 03-18-2005 15:59:00  
P & O built plows until 1919 then IHC bought them out. at this time they had both the P & O and the IHC logo on them then in 1934 IHC dropped the P & O logo



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kent in NB

03-19-2005 05:46:10




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 Re: What Kind of Plow is this?? in reply to Larry in CO, 03-18-2005 15:59:00  
My 1942, #193 Parts Catalogue for McCormick-Deering Plows shows those beam #'s for Little Wonder #2 Plow. Yours looks exactly like the picture in the catalogue. Good Buy!



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Leroy

03-18-2005 16:35:22




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 Re: What Kind of Plow is this?? in reply to Larry in CO, 03-18-2005 15:59:00  
That would be a P & O plow and if you go back in the archives and look for P & O plow you should find quite a bit of information, and P & O was taken over but IHC but it is not a little wonder or genious plow



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