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Re: Re: Farmall #39 rollover plow
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Posted by MEDFARM on January 11, 2000 at 09:18:58 from (209.162.37.159):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall #39 rollover plow posted by Paul Fox on January 11, 2000 at 03:18:53:
Thank you for your help, Paul I bought this plow from a neighboring farmer
to pull behind my Farmall M. Out here in
California, any type of plow is not used
very much in todays farming. This plow has
15" rubber tires ( a reversible 2 bottom 16")
and no identifing marks on any place. I need
some help identifing this implemnet which I
believe to be a #39 plow. Can you post a picture or two? Thank you Ray Medley (medfarm)
Madera, CA
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