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JD 2 bottom trailer plow on Steel

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Ron Brown

04-26-2002 16:40:11




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I am thinking about purchasing an old JD two bottom trailer type trip plow on steel wheels at an upcomming auction. All of the paint is gone the plow looks complete, all original in working condition. I don't have any #'s off of it yet. Does anyone have an idea what it is worth both now? and if I restored it?

What are the colors used on old JD plows? Are they the traditional Green and Yellow or something else?

Thanks for the help

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Mike

04-28-2002 16:34:48




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 Re: JD 2 bottom trailer plow on Steel in reply to Ron Brown, 04-26-2002 16:40:11  
I have the old John Deere plow on steel with original paint. Green with yellow wheels. Problem: the back furrow wheel does not turn. How would one get it free and spinning? thanks!



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Mike

04-28-2002 16:34:29




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 Re: JD 2 bottom trailer plow on Steel in reply to Ron Brown, 04-26-2002 16:40:11  
I have the old John Deere plow on steel with original paint. Green with yellow wheels. Problem: the back furrow wheel does not turn. How would one get it free and spinning? thanks!



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Jerry S

04-27-2002 11:00:47




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 Re: JD 2 bottom trailer plow on Steel in reply to Ron Brown, 04-26-2002 16:40:11  
I bought one for $20 that I have used a lot and works good. I saw one that came complete with a 12" hedge tree stump and bent/broken adjuster arms for $240 that was an identical model. I think that is all due to what else is at the auction and who is there. I would buy them all day for 20. All depends on how much you and the other guy want it.



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Richard

04-26-2002 20:26:53




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 Re: JD 2 bottom trailer plow on Steel in reply to Ron Brown, 04-26-2002 16:40:11  
With some beam numbers, one can look in resource books on the model. Some here can tell from a picture of the plow. But all John Deere plows made after WWI that I've seen were painted traditional green with yellow wheels. The working side of the moldboards and coulters were bare. trail or furrow wheels were sometimes yellow.



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Ron Brown

04-29-2002 14:25:05




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 Re: Re: JD 2 bottom trailer plow on Steel in reply to Richard, 04-26-2002 20:26:53  
The only # that I saw on the beam was 583. Does this enough information to identify the plow. What year is it?

Thanks



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