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Did John Deere build a plow for 8n,9n Ford during the 50's

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Seamo

06-06-2002 21:19:41




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I want to tease my Ford friend. Was it just a rumor? Why did they? Ford had there own plow. Earl




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Bill

06-07-2002 10:06:35




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 Re: Did John Deere build a plow for 8n,9n Ford during the 50's in reply to Seamo, 06-06-2002 21:19:41  
In '53 JD started building a full line of standard 3 pt hitch equipment for the 40 tractors. Most if not all of it would work with the thousands of Ford N series tractors and I'd guess JD went after that market. The plows were the model 411 (1 bottom) and 412 (2 bottom).



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Jhill

06-07-2002 07:22:34




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 Re: Did John Deere build a plow for 8n,9n Ford during the 50's in reply to Seamo, 06-06-2002 21:19:41  
Im don't think they designed a plow specifically for Fords of the vintage but they did design a plow specifically for Fordsons in the 20s.



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Will P

06-08-2002 06:56:53




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 Re: Re: Did John Deere build a plow for 8n,9n Ford during the 50's in reply to Jhill, 06-07-2002 07:22:34  
The plow for the Fordsons in the 20's was the #40 plow.

Will P



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Seamo

06-07-2002 07:57:04




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 Re: Re: Did John Deere build a plow for 8n,9n Ford during the 50's in reply to Jhill, 06-07-2002 07:22:34  
Thanks for the reply there is a big difference between a Ford and a Fordson. I take it was a trail type plow. Mounted plow? Lift? Earl



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Jhill

06-07-2002 10:01:55




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 Re: Re: Re: Did John Deere build a plow for 8n,9n Ford during the 50's in reply to Seamo, 06-07-2002 07:57:04  
It was a trailer plow. At that time Deere was more into the plow business that the tractor bisiness and the Fordson was the most popular tractor going.



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Putt Putt

06-07-2002 05:46:48




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 Re: Did John Deere build a plow for 8n,9n Ford during the 50's in reply to Seamo, 06-06-2002 21:19:41  
Fords aren�t fussy. They�ll pull anybody�s plow. I pull an Oliver plow behind mine. Dearborn plows in the 50�s weren�t especially good at clearing weeds and cornstalks. John Deere and Oliver (and others) did better.



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