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John Deere Plow- Model 533

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Michael

09-18-2000 19:34:09




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When out in the woods I stumbled upon what appears to be a John Deer 533, as imprinted on the top. It is a rusty horse drawn plow that I am interested in finding out more about. If anyone knows anything about early John Deere Plows or about the 533 plow I would appreciate if you would post a follow-up, Thanks.




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Bob

09-21-2000 16:07:22




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 Re: John Deere Plow- Model 533 in reply to Michael, 09-18-2000 19:34:09  
Michael, the plow you found has a beam number 533, this means it is one of the following plow models: B28, B29, B110 or a 12" New Bantam plow MB212. I don't know a lot about horse drawn walking plows but apparently it could have been made as early as 1916 and was still being produced in 1942. I got this info from my 1942 plow works catalog, if you send me any other numbers that may be on the plow, I might be able to narrow it down. As a rule any number on a plow is a part or casting number as John Deere didn't normally apply a plow model number. There were exceptions of course. Hope this helps until somebody who REALLY knows answers. Bob

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Bob

09-21-2000 16:06:04




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 Re: John Deere Plow- Model 533 in reply to Michael, 09-18-2000 19:34:09  
Michael, the plow you found has a beam number 533, this means it is one of thr following plow models: B28, B29, B110 or a 12" New Bantam plowMB212. I don't know a lot about horse drawn walking plows but apparently it could have been made as early as 1916 and was still being produced in 1942. I got this info from my 1942 plow works catalog, if you send me any other numbers that may be on the plow, I might be able to narrow it down. As a rule any number on a plow is a part or casting number as John Deere didn't normally apply a plow model number. There were exceptions of course. Hope this helps until somebody who REALLY knows answers. Bob

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