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What kind of plow is it.

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Pooh Bear

03-19-2005 19:23:43




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I am buying this plow ($100).
Gotta go pick it up this week.
Do you know what brand or kind or any other info.

Thanks.

Pooh Bear

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Leroy

03-21-2005 19:13:13




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 Re: What kind of plow is it. in reply to Pooh Bear, 03-19-2005 19:23:43  
I think you just lost a $100 bill, that plow is only JUNK, not complete enough to work even if you could get it adjusted that I don't think you can, Could be Deere bottoms as the disc and hoe in the picture are Deere



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nwb

03-20-2005 17:59:13




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 Re: What kind of plow is it. in reply to Pooh Bear, 03-19-2005 19:23:43  
I agree with Indy that it looks home made and it looks like it is made well. But I would not buy this plow. There is no guarantee that this home made plow will work. The front bar that attaches to the lower 3-point arms need to be able to move for adjustment purposes. This one is welded in place. And it has no rolling colters to cut trash. If you buy a name brand plow and something is wrong you can get parts to fix it. With this plow, if it doesn't work, you have scrap iron. Personally I'd pay the price for a good Ford 101 plow. You'll have a good plow and it will hold its value. And again as Indy said, get 2X12's or 2X14's.

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Indydirtfarmer

03-20-2005 05:37:09




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 Re: What kind of plow is it. in reply to Pooh Bear, 03-19-2005 19:23:43  
That has all the markings of a home-made plow, albiet a well done one. Someone PROBABLY took bottoms from an old drawn plow and made their own frame. Looks plenty sturdy, and should do a good job. There SHOULD be some part #'s on the moldboard, shares, shins, ect. that would tell you who made the bottoms. (for replacemet parts)

It vaguely resembles an old "Howse" plow I had years ago. That is the brand of plow that TSC sells nowdays.

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Pooh Bear

03-20-2005 12:21:49




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 Re: What kind of plow is it. in reply to Indydirtfarmer, 03-20-2005 05:37:09  
If that is a home made plow,
is it worth $100.
I have drive about 4 hours one way to go get it.
Wonder how well it will plow.

I know nothing about plowing with a tractor.
I just got an 8n and trying to get implements for it.

Pooh Bear



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Indydirtfarmer

03-20-2005 17:39:08




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 Re: What kind of plow is it. in reply to Pooh Bear, 03-20-2005 12:21:49  
It aughtta be worth $100. It LOOKS like a 2 X 16" plow. (With my calibrated eyes...LOL) That would be a mighty load on an 8N.... I'd try 2X12", or a single 16", if it was MY 8N..... 4 hours of driving equals $50 to $100 worth of gas. Add that to the price, and it's about an average deal, I'd say.



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Pooh Bear

03-20-2005 18:14:55




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 Re: What kind of plow is it. in reply to Indydirtfarmer, 03-20-2005 17:39:08  
If my 8n won't pull it,
can I remove one of the plows and pull it single.

I bought this off an auction site (not ebay).
So I'm kinda stuck with it at this point.
Just got to go get it. East of Atlanta in Lavonia GA.

Pooh Bear



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