A friend of mine has an old 2-bottom disk plow and we"re curious who made it. There is no original paint. The main framework is a 6-inch diameter heavy tube running front to back, with hemispherical end caps. The end caps are castings, and have the raised letters HF cast inside a raised square box. It looks to be 1950"s vintage, but that is only a guess. Sorry, I do not have a picture. Can anyone here identify it from the description? Many thanks.
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John Harmon
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A guess is Oliver.IMO JH
greenbeanman in Kansas
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I found some images of pipe framed ones made by Ferguson. Copyrighted or I'd embed a photo.
Search Google, images, for 2 bottom disc plow and you should see one with a pipe frame a little way down the page. Gray in color.
Search Google, images, for 2 bottom disc plow and you should see one with a pipe frame a little way down the page. Gray in color.
greenbeanman in Kansas
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This should give a hot link to Ferguson Enthusiast's album which shows one.
Ferguson Enthusiasts album.
Ferguson Enthusiasts album.
John Harmon
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Guess is wrong-agree with bean man.
Uncle Ernice
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Harbor Freight!!?? LOL!!
Eldon (WA)
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I sold this Furgeson to someone from here a couple of years ago.....
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pat sublett
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I used to have a 3 disk like it. It came new with a 1957 Ferguson 40.
Eldon (WA)
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Here is a 3 disc that I had. It had a cat I 3pt...couldn't understand why as it took a tractor with CatII to pull it! The sleeves to convert wouldn't work because the pins weren't wide enough....
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