You have a horse drawn walking plow. It would not plow hooking it to the hitch on a tractor. Plus the point is worn pretty badly. In the second picture the piece on the right is the clevis that attaches the harness to the plow, the multiple holes allows you to adjust the suck of the plow. The angle iron on the front of the plow beam with the row of hole is where the clevis hooks to adjust the width of furrow. You are missing the handles and some of the mounting brackets for them. The John Deere "H" would have used a pull type plow with rubber tires or steel wheels. It would not have had an integral plow like you are used to seeing on newer tractors. Some common models are: #4, #44, and #444. They would have been made around the same time as your tractor. There are some pictured on this site under the implement photo section.
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