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mitchp

01-11-2006 13:32:41

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I asked you guys a week or so ago which was the correct plow for a 49 8n ford. I found a plow at my uncles neighbors house but wasn't sure if it was the correct one, i found another picture of one just like it, i put it in the implement photos section, could you guys look at it and tell me if this would be the correct plow for my tractor?

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MIke OH

01-12-2006 07:28:13

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Re: Ford 8n Plow in reply to mitchp, 01-11-2006 13:32:41

I don't know what anyone else thinks but I don't see how either plow could be right or wrong for a tractor that wasn't supplied with a plow. I understand that the Fergueson plow was "available" for the 9N and 2N tractors and that Dearborne was "available" when the 8N's were produced, but I'm sure at that time you could have bought either for the 8N, and it would work just fine. I myself have a double 14 Fergueson for my Jubilee and the tractor doesn't know the difference. Looks like you've found a nice one for your tractor.

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lonestarjeff

01-11-2006 15:07:09

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Re: Ford 8n Plow in reply to mitchp, 01-11-2006 13:32:41

Looks like the Dearborn economy plow. Here's a pic from the parts book.

Jeff

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mitchp

01-11-2006 20:37:55

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Re: Ford 8n Plow in reply to lonestarjeff, 01-11-2006 15:07:09

Hey jeff, what all does it say about it? That looks like the one.

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lonestarjeff

01-11-2006 22:14:07

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Re: Ford 8n Plow in reply to mitchp, 01-11-2006 20:37:55

Hey Mitch:

Have you looked for a name plate on the plow? It would be a small metal plaque & have "Dearborn", a model#, & a serial# on it. From the frame we can tell it is a model 10-15"X". To identify the "X" we'll need to see the plow bottoms from the other side, and you'll have to measure the distance from one landside edge to the other. Should be 10, 12, or 14".

The "economy plow" was Dearborn's 2nd generation series of plows, designed to be less expensive to produce & therefore less expensive for the farmer to buy. Several frame parts previously cast were now stamped steel. Also, the plow point that was expensively forged before got replaced by an inexpensive cast "razor" point.

Tim Daley is the expert on the Dearborn plows. He'll probably chime in w/ more details when he sees your posts.

Jeff

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mitchp

01-12-2006 05:59:00

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Re: Ford 8n Plow in reply to lonestarjeff, 01-11-2006 22:14:07

Hey jeff, the name plate is gone, the guy who has the plows said they are 12"

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lonestarjeff

01-12-2006 07:40:46

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Re: Ford 8n Plow in reply to mitchp, 01-12-2006 05:59:00

If it is a 12" you have a model 10-152(economy bottoms)or 10-153(sod or clay bottoms).

Jeff

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mitchp

01-12-2006 11:12:56

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Re: Ford 8n Plow in reply to lonestarjeff, 01-12-2006 07:40:46

hey jeff, what would you offer a guy for a set? not to use but just to have behind the tractor for looks, they plows are in good shape but needs paint, they have the flat points like you can get at tractor supply for about $8

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lonestarjeff

01-12-2006 17:04:21

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Re: Ford 8n Plow in reply to mitchp, 01-12-2006 11:12:56

It depends some on where you are, but I paid $150 for my Ferguson plow w/ no coulters or tail wheel. If I saw the plow pictured above(I think Dan posted it for you)around here I would offer $200 but go up to $250 if necessary.

Jeff

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Dan

01-11-2006 13:59:06

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Re: Ford 8n Plow in reply to mitchp, 01-11-2006 13:32:41

Here it is to save some folks from having to hop over.

Looks kinda like a Dearborne two bottom plow to me, which would be the correct plow for an 8N. But, I will admit I am not well versed in Dearborne plows as I have a Ferguson.

Dan

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