Posted by Billy NY on February 10, 2019 at 07:13:54 from (74.70.73.136):
In Reply to: Ferguson plow posted by Grandpa love on February 09, 2019 at 18:41:33:
Had a friends for a number of years, tag said Harry Ferguson, never saw one that said Sherman on it, possibly making yours an earlier model ? Lot of them around regardless of the era. Adjusted correctly to the tractor it should do a nice job. That one share could be repaired. Finding a period correct tailwheel, arm and wheel, and coulters may be difficult, but I have to wonder why one could not easily fabricate the arms for each with an end for the axle and wheel. There's nothing special about that, just need the geometry to be correct and with your skills + welder friend, would be a simple project. Adapt something late model or off the shelf.
Here it is in the photo, not correctly adjusted, level box was seized, but I was able to work up this old garden for the neighbor lady and put it back in grass.
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