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JD Walking Plow (Beam #191)

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Colt Edin

04-04-2006 10:44:59




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Hey,

One of my uncles has an old JD plow with this number. When were these things made and what is the proper color scheme?

Thanks a bunch,

Colt




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Biltwel12-24

04-04-2006 19:01:50




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 Re: JD Walking Plow (Beam #191) in reply to Colt Edin, 04-04-2006 10:44:59  
The 191 beam was one of the most used steel beams for the walking plows according to the 1942 "R" John Deere Plow Works Repair catalog. It is very hard to figure out the exact model without as many casting or part numbers that you can find. Depending on the age there are variations in color schemes.



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I Bleed Green

04-04-2006 17:17:18




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 Re: JD Walking Plow (Beam #191) in reply to Colt Edin, 04-04-2006 10:44:59  

July 2000 Green Magazine has info about walking plows. Beam no. 191 Model GP6N Year circe start 1905, no date discontinued. 14 inch



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JDBert

04-04-2006 14:14:03




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 Re: JD Walking Plow (Beam #191) in reply to Colt Edin, 04-04-2006 10:44:59  
third party image

Not sure when they were made exactly, but heres one I rebuilt about a year ago. I highly doubt the moldboards were painted black and the decal is not correct but it was a decorative piece for inside the house. Everything else on this one was green orginally

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johns48b

04-04-2006 14:10:59




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 Re: JD Walking Plow (Beam #191) in reply to Colt Edin, 04-04-2006 10:44:59  
green magazine and two cylinder magazine say that wood was ih red, metal green and wheels yellow. how ever i have a planter that had some grey on it and i found out by taking it completely apart and sand blasting it down and going back up with it. when i seperated two metal parts the grey was definately there between the two pieces where nothing could get at it - rain or sun. so take it apart clean it up and paint it before you put it back together and then again after its together. that way no rust forms and runs out between any two parts and ruins your paint job.

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