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Re: 2 wheel pull type 2 bottom plows
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Posted by HAPPY DEERE on October 29, 2006 at 12:48:20 from (209.43.100.30):
In Reply to: 2 wheel pull type 2 bottom plows posted by farmerjohninpa on October 28, 2006 at 20:05:17:
plows are getting rare i was doig some work for a old lady whos husband ran a farm before he died and i was just doing it out of kindness when she started asking me about my antique tractors then she showed me into the barn and asked me tot ake them i offered to buy them resoable but she wouldnt let me i ended up with 6 plows and a johndeere 290 planter and plows ranging from (2 1x)(3 2X)(1 3x) all 14 inch but about cutting them up for scrap well you shold think about that twice either use em sell em or take them apart and use them for parts to fix others. maybe you can buy you a good john deere and put out a garden or goto a plow days belive me youll enjoy it.
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