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Re: IH plow- What have I got


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Posted by IHCPloughman on October 09, 2013 at 11:45:05 from (208.53.195.38):

In Reply to: IH plow- What have I got posted by Jim O'Connell on October 08, 2013 at 16:59:28:

Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see

PO12778 was used 1927-1934

PO1407 was used only in 1930.

PO1405 is nothing special, it was used 1930 and up.

PO1258 is also nothing special, it was used 1929 and up.

PO 1251 or PO1252 was used 1929 and up.

It looks like the one-piece levers were used 1927-1936.

I ask for those numbers since there was unique furrow and tail wheel equipment (different axle diameter) used in 1927 and 1928 and unique pieces used around the land wheel during 27-30. It looks like there were 3, 4, and 7 inch wide land wheels, evidently you have the narrow one.

This is really cool, the "land wheel box", as its called in the parts book determines this plow was built in 1930. They made scads of #8's from 1927 to 1960, but you can claim with definitive certainty that yours was built in 1930.

I can't explain the IHC stamp on the beam. I have seen it on other early plows, stamped in different orientations, never square. I have seen an IHC stamped deeper in the right beam though, not the left beam like you have pictured. Matt's explanation is plausible. It looks like an afterthought, like they decided to add it at the last minute. However, IHC had bought P&O way back in 1919, so they had owned them for 8 years before the #8 was released. Hm.


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