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Oliver plow?

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crazy8

01-11-2007 08:33:47




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A friend gave me a 2 bottom plow today, fresh from the hedge row. It has a ratcheting lift mechanism to raise and lower the plow. There are faint traces of green and red paint. I found a few casting numbers all beginning with the letters EP. I can get the specific # if neccesary. The plow has spoked wheels ,no rubber.




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rrlund

01-12-2007 11:10:51




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 Re: Oliver plow? in reply to crazy8, 01-11-2007 08:33:47  
A two bottom plow would have been red with green wheels I believe. Oliver had a standardized paint scheme for implements where up to a certain weight they were red with green wheels and trim,over that weight they were green with red wheels.the three bottom plow was heavier and was green with red wheels.



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old

01-11-2007 10:36:15




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 Re: Oliver plow? in reply to crazy8, 01-11-2007 08:33:47  
Sounds like you have what is called a rooster comb plow. It has an arm on it that drops down on the wheel and catches on rollers on the wheel which makes the plow come back up right?? On my web site theres a picture of one, I think its on the for sale page. The EP is also a dead give away that its and Oliver.

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crazy8

01-11-2007 12:07:53




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 Re: Oliver plow? in reply to old, 01-11-2007 10:36:15  
I agree old. I checked out your pic, it looks similar. Mine is kinda rough , lawn ornament material. Should it be green with red wheels?



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old

01-11-2007 12:38:30




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 Re: Oliver plow? in reply to crazy8, 01-11-2007 12:07:53  
Can't help on the colors since as you saw mine has no colors also



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