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Re: Super A, 140 Transmission Gear Grinding Questi
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Posted by Bill in NC on September 11, 2004 at 17:48:13 from (24.163.24.255):
In Reply to: Re: Super A, 140 Transmission Gear Grinding Questi posted by Bill in NC on September 11, 2004 at 17:35:12:
The guy selling the Super A has an interesting collection of
tractors. He has two fully restored Gibson tractors. He cranked
one the Gibson tractors up and I asked him where the steering
wheel was. He pulled a lever back and forth the and the wheels
turned!!! I'd never seen anything like that before. He said it
was a plowing tractor and that the Gibson pulling a single 12"
turning plow plowed along faster than his Ford tractor pulling
two 16" plows. He had a 230, 300, Super M, H, and a bunch more tractors. The
230 was a sharp looking tractor. The Super A he is selling has a
two bottom turning plow that has a single piece rod that couples
up to the front hydraulic lift and the pulling mount merely "clips"
onto the drawbar without bolts or anything other than just two
two inch long metal bracket pieces fitting snugly over the
drawbar. The plow had shock springs up next to the drawbar
mount. The plow was lifted up by a chain that goes to the rear
hydraulic arms. Anyone have any experience or thoughts about
the plow? Was this the standard turning plow for Super As?
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