Do any US plows work like this?

440roadrunner · Dec 20, 2009

It took me a minute to see what's goin' on here---the three point has two independent bottoms--one fer one direction, and one for the other!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mw25RaxA0o&feature=related

Anonymous-0 · Dec 20, 2009

Yes, IH had a setup like that. In fact, if you look at the red tractor, I think you'll see that it is an International.

Handyman · Dec 20, 2009

Yes there is, here is my Super C with C199 two way plow.

Ultradog MN · Dec 20, 2009

Ford/Dearborn made them for the Ns and Jubilees.
He has the engine just idling to give you kind of a slo mo view of it working.
Short Video

WalJohn · Dec 20, 2009

I have one for my Farmall 140 set up with a fast-hitch connection.

gene bender · Dec 20, 2009

I use one with the B Farmall have another one for a BN.

Bob Bancroft · Dec 20, 2009

Neighbor has a JD one, used on "B" or 50 I think. I sold one that came with my AC "B"

Lowell J Schauer · Dec 20, 2009

We have 5 ford plows (like in the video) coming up at an auction here in Arizona this February 20th. I"m the auctioneer handling the auction. Also have 4 or 5 Funk conversions, plus extra engines. I will try to get the word out as we get the photos etc on the web site. He just committed to the auction this week, so we will miss the big publications. Lowell

EVILBOWEVIL · Dec 20, 2009

that is a Farmall cub with a hand lift and a 189 plow made in the USA back in the 50's
not certain on the green one
Ron

rrlund · Dec 20, 2009

Oliver had a similar setup. Known as a hillside plow. You could plow on the hillside,then turn around and plow back without travelling up and down odd shaped headlands. I've got a mule drawn walking plow that was made for hillsides by the way. The bottom flipped over so you could plow left or right handed with it. It was known as a hillside turning plow.

Wayne in MN · Dec 20, 2009

I have a 1937 BN JohnDeere with the A-3 B-3 two-way mounted plow. We had flood irrigated land (ND & MT border area near Williston) so could not have a "dead" furrow in the middle of the field.
Very common plow in certain areas of the world. Europe is another location where two-way plows are used today.

john *.?-!.* cub owner · Dec 20, 2009

The red one is an Internatioanl cub, but made in France.

Wardner · Dec 20, 2009

I guess you could call this a two-way plow.

Anonymous-0 · Dec 21, 2009

Several of my neighbors have this setup. Can be as small as 1 row and manual turn to big and hydraulic turn.

Dave

Anonymous-0 · Dec 21, 2009

Allis Chalmers had sets of 1 bottoms, left and right that fit B, C, CA tractors, also had snap couple, and 3 point 2 and 3 bottom roll-overs, for the D series, and later. Mother deere also makes or markets a plow that swings both ways, with a double sided share and moldboard, sort of a semi-mounted deal. Lots of mfrs made rollover 3 point and pull types.

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