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Garson Gural

04-15-2002 08:20:00




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I was just wondering if a case plow is a good plow for clay. Mine has a crank and a lever instead of two levers is this rare. And what color are they suppose to be?




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jal-SD

04-16-2002 07:00:13




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 Re: Case Plow (Questions) in reply to Garson Gural, 04-15-2002 08:20:00  
Won't disagree that Case plows pull hard BUT they'll cover anything thats standing-plowed some sunflowers under once that were taller than the H's radiator. Case plow would bury 'em, but both JD & IH plows behind the other H's left the tops sticking outta the furrows. Had to string a #9 wire on both the other plows to get the tops of 'em to lay down, but not on the Case plow. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)

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jal-SD

04-16-2002 06:59:06




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 Re: Case Plow (Questions) in reply to Garson Gural, 04-15-2002 08:20:00  
Won't disagree that Case plows pull hard BUT they'll cover anything thats standing-plowed some sunflowers under once that were taller than the H's radiator. Case plow would bury 'em, but both JD & IH plows behind the other H's left the tops sticking outta the furrows. Had to string a #9 wire on both the other plows to get the tops of 'em to lay down, but not on the Case plow. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)

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Wayneo

04-16-2002 05:39:09




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 Re: Case Plow (Questions) in reply to Garson Gural, 04-15-2002 08:20:00  
A Case is the hardest pulling plow ever made.



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jal-SD

04-15-2002 18:46:22




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 Re: Case Plow (Questions) in reply to Garson Gural, 04-15-2002 08:20:00  
Garson, my plow is a ground drive lift. Its got quite a bit of paint on it, so I believe these colors are accurate. As to colors, here goes: Frame, coulter brackets & hitch-flambeau red; Levers, lift assist springs w/mounting brackets, axles, axle supports, L & R hubs, mollboards, mollboard mounting brackets, ground drive lift assembly & hub cover on left (lift)wheel-green; Wheels, hub covers on right & rear wheels, rear hub-light yellow (not JD yellow); Coulters, red & Coulter vertical shafts & coulter suppport assembly-black. I've also got a 2-16 Case plow from the about 1946 or '47-there's not enough paint left on it to tell, but I think it was the same, as I remember it. (I drug that one through the ground for lotsa miles when I was young & it was newer.) Hope this helps-ifna ya want any more info-post. BTW-the Case plow was the best we had out of three-Case, IH & JD. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)

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Brian

04-15-2002 16:09:59




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 Re: Case Plow (Questions) in reply to Garson Gural, 04-15-2002 08:20:00  
Someone asked this recently on the Case site. It was felt that it was an orchard plow so as not to hook the low branches with the traditional levers sticking up. Probably rarer than the average.



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jal-SD

04-15-2002 11:18:56




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 Re: Case Plow (Questions) in reply to Garson Gural, 04-15-2002 08:20:00  
Garson, I've got a 2-16 Case plow (levers, not cranks) w/throw-away lays that was built in '55, I think. It works great for heavy soils. I'll check on colors tonite. (I think there's still enough paint on it to tell the colors.) I'll post back tomorrow. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)



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