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Ferguson Plow Wrench/spanner

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Keith Dunderdal

03-14-2006 10:01:11

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hi i have just bought a ferguson spanner with FERGUSON PLOW stammped in to the handle. It also has a partnumber stamped in it - 1129S

Does any one know anything abouth this?

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Ken-in-K

03-14-2006 10:14:06

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Re: Ferguson Plow Wrench/spanner in reply to Keith Dunderdale, 03-14-2006 10:01:11

I know nothing about the Ferguson spanner as shown in the photograph, BUT, Wrench is an American derivation of the English word spanner.
If I use the word spanner while shopping in America , I get a blank ( this guy doesn't know what he's talking about look ),Thanks for bringing it to everyones attention.

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Keith Dunderdale

03-14-2006 10:55:49

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Re: Ferguson Plow Wrench/spanner in reply to Ken-in-K, 03-14-2006 10:14:06

I understand this but as i'm in the uk myself i have a tendency to write spanner not wrench!

I understand that this is an ammerican wrench as for UK the word PLOW would be spelt PLOUGHH

I'm unsure anything else about it but thinking it may be very early posably even pre 1936 Ferguson Typa A

I understand that Harry Ferguson worked along side ford in the early 30's producing Plows for them. Maybe it is from this era?
keith

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John (UK)

03-15-2006 08:38:12

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Re: Ferguson Plow Wrench/spanner in reply to Keith Dunderdale, 03-14-2006 10:55:49

It may be even earlier than that, the Ferguson/Ford plow spanner was the same as the more modern one that we all know, (not strictly true but near enough) and the nut sizes were the same (on the ones I have seen anyway) but I am thinking it was from the very early days when Ferguson was making plows that fitted the Model T Ford tractor among others.If that is the case I would think it is VERY rare.

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Keith Dunderdale

03-15-2006 17:29:27

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Re: Ferguson Plow Wrench/spanner in reply to John (UK), 03-15-2006 08:38:12

thanks john,
i was under the mpresion it my be from the Roderick Lean period when ferguson made a plow (PLOUGH) to fit the fordson tractors with a 2 point hitch!

as far as i know only 2 of thease plows exist but asd for the spanners/wrenches who knows (this is the second one i have seen!)

any way where abouts in the UK are you JOHN?

keith

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John (UK)

03-16-2006 04:02:15

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Re: Ferguson Plow Wrench/spanner in reply to Keith Dunderdale, 03-15-2006 17:29:27

South Lancashire/Merseyside border, nearest city is Liverpool.

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Keith Dunderdale

03-15-2006 17:28:50

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Re: Ferguson Plow Wrench/spanner in reply to John (UK), 03-15-2006 08:38:12

thanks john,
i was under the mpresion it my be from the Roderick Lean period when ferguson made a plow (PLOUGH) to fit the fordson tractors with a 2 point hitch!

as far as i know only 2 of thease plows exist but asd for the spanners/wrenches who knows (this is the second one i have seen!)

any way where abouts in the UK are you JOHN?

keith

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