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Re: Hey ALLAN! About those crazy looking plows?
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Posted by J. Schwiebert on May 03, 2005 at 14:55:46 from (209.143.23.241):
In Reply to: Hey ALLAN! About those crazy looking plows? posted by Indydirtfarmer on May 03, 2005 at 05:55:11:
There is a nice 3 bottom Deere near Lima Ohio sitting under a barn's tug shed. I don't think it has moved in 5 years. The other types I noticed for the first time out in Arizona this winter. Those guys all want there land flat because they irragate. When I worked for the Oliver dealer we sold 1 or 2 each year here in northwest Ohio. The most unusual one was a 3 bottom behind a 6 cylinder 720 Deere. He had a V-4 wisconsin mounted on the side of the 720 and when it got tough he would kick the Wisconsin in. He got rid of that, moved up to a 5010 or 20 that had a 318 Deroit (8V-71). Then the plow became a 5 bottom as in total of 10 rollover Towner plow.
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