is this rare and what i it worth?

ALMBY · Mar 8, 2018

Any one know if this is rare and what it might be worth?

Olliejunkie · Mar 8, 2018

I don't know how rare it is but I would like to have one. Are you selling?

ALMBY · Mar 8, 2018

yes I suppose so but not sure what kind of price. We are over By Gliberts, Illinois about 35 miles west, north west of Chicago.

Olliejunkie · Mar 8, 2018

Figures. I'm in Oregon. I would guess $350-$500 depending on condition. Maybe more to a collector.

Mark Poss · Mar 8, 2018

I'm not to far from you Email is open if you are looking to sell it. Thanks, Mark

Paul from MI · Mar 8, 2018

Oliver "rooster comb" trip rope lift plow with Raydex bottoms. Good plow in it's day.

Traditional Farmer · Mar 8, 2018

I have one I've been trying to sell for $200.

oliverkid · Mar 8, 2018

Dad has the exact twin to that plow. Gave $250 for it 5 or 6 years ago.

Jaden · Mar 8, 2018

I have a "rooster comb" lift plow with no tailwheel.

Olliejunkie · Mar 8, 2018

Where are you at traditional farmer?

Traditional Farmer · Mar 8, 2018

Central Virginia

D beatty · Mar 8, 2018

I have one like the one in picture but green with red wheels and has that style tail wheel.

Olliejunkie · Mar 8, 2018

To far.

SweetFeet · Mar 8, 2018

No idea of value - but sure is neat.

I really like those old Olivers with the rooster comb thingy.

BarnyardEngineering · Mar 9, 2018

The fact that it's still original paint and most if not all of the lettering is still visible and readable is the most valuable part. Most plows have sat outside and are all rusty.

Around here trailer plows seem to be seeing a resurgence in value, at least more modern ones like the IH #60 and #70. They seem to bring $150+ per bottom.

Leroy · Mar 9, 2018

I have had olivers and dissagree with good plow in its day. Traded a Oliver off I got with tractor on a Deere because no way could you adjust that hitch for wheel tread I wanted on the tractor. The bottoms would have been good on the oliver if could have gotten a deep suck type of share but they were not avaible. If could have put the oliver bottom with a deep suck share on the deere frame then would have been a good plow.

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