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Hobo,NC 03-17-2007 18:39:28 151.213.82.40 596537 Report to Moderator	Some more of them old adds I have If i could have only one plow this would be it. I have a later version of it and werks great. [Reply]   [Send Email]
Kenster 03-18-2007 13:50:23 166.153.84.67 596629 Report to Moderator	Re: All- Purpose Plow in reply to Hobo,NC, 03-17-2007 18:39:28   Are these plows still being manufactured by anyone? Are they rare to find or easily available on the used market? 'Bout what would one of these things cost?   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Dunk 03-18-2007 15:38:48 68.186.216.156 596650 Report to Moderator	Re: All- Purpose Plow in reply to Kenster, 03-18-2007 13:50:23   This looks like new prices. Description Weight Price Picture CHE/IH 5 Shank Field Tiller (60") 360 lbs. $540   CHE/IH 7 Shank Field Tiller (70") 450 lbs. $630   CHE/IH 9 Shank Field Tiller (80") 570 lbs. $800 CHE RETAIL DISTRIBUTOR PRICE SHEET   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Hobo,NC 03-18-2007 14:55:37 151.213.82.40 596643 Report to Moderator	Re: All- Purpose Plow in reply to Kenster, 03-18-2007 13:50:23   Yes I have a Lierback brand, I don"t remember what I paid fer it new. $450 may"b "bout 5 years ago. I have the 7 shank but a 5 izz more than enuff   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Dunk 03-18-2007 14:30:02 68.186.216.156 596638 Report to Moderator	Re: All- Purpose Plow in reply to Kenster, 03-18-2007 13:50:23   Yes they are still being made. I think mine was made in Boaz AL. I would think $150 to $350 used according to the shape it was in, not sure about new. Here is a way to find the dealers nearest you on one brand. http://www.lowerymanufacturing.com/Locate%20a%20Dealer.htm     [Reply]   [Send Email]
Colin King 03-18-2007 08:55:52 209.23.187.103 596601 Report to Moderator	Re: All- Purpose Plow in reply to Hobo,NC, 03-17-2007 18:39:28   Yea, I've got the Dearborn spring shank version of this. It's amazing! Colin   [Reply]   [Send Email]
john-mi 03-18-2007 05:30:37 24.236.192.160 596568 Report to Moderator	Re: All- Purpose Plow in reply to Hobo,NC, 03-17-2007 18:39:28   Ive had one of these for 30 plus years. The best thing ive found for working up gardens and small plots. Sure beats mold boarding and discing.   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Lance in Brenham, TX 03-17-2007 19:39:22 70.241.109.180 596554 Report to Moderator	Re: All- Purpose Plow in reply to Hobo,NC, 03-17-2007 18:39:28   I'd love to have me one of them suckers! How well do the springs hold up over time?   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Dunk 03-18-2007 09:18:16 68.186.216.156 596604 Report to Moderator	Re: All- Purpose Plow in reply to Lance in Brenham, TX, 03-17-2007 19:39:22   My springs are over 20 years on there... They usually come with 7 feet, I got mine cheaper by opting for only 5 feet, I felt that 7 might be a bit much of a load on an N tractor. At the time it was as much a $ thing as a concern, I wish I had gotten all 7 feet when I bought it. I need to tighten up a bit on the chain holding the split down the center part of railroad track I use for drag on the left side.   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Dunk 03-18-2007 09:26:53 68.186.216.156 596606 Report to Moderator	Re: All- Purpose Plow in reply to Dunk, 03-18-2007 09:18:16   You might be able to tell that the two feet on the outside seem to have stronger, larger angle than the rest, that is because I bent the originals up pushing brush and the like backwards with it, and I had to "re-manufacture" those 2, and I used heaver angle.   [Reply]   [Send Email]