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Hobo,NC

11-18-2007 08:49:48

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Saved a nutter one from the junk man,,, It was in the Photo Ads here but advertised wrong,,, Made a call and took the chance he advertised it wrong and it was what I thought it was. He did call me back after he took another look and found it to B a Ferguson 2/14,,, described it to a T and was honest about the condition. Its the first complete one I have ran across with in drive'n distance. Needs tail wheel werk that's all,, the rest looks great. If I did not have to werk yesterday I spec I could have spent the day at his place.

Here's the numbers
Type 14R AO 28
NO. 164579
OK numbers guys what's year

The one I have werks but not complete.
Type 14R AO 28
NO. 109030
Early 40's best I know

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Lumpy

11-18-2007 18:17:42

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Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Hobo,NC, 11-18-2007 08:49:48

Dang Hobo, that looks like a pretty good score! I have to agree with you on that tail wheel being flimsy. The wheel on my Dearborn has been welded twice. Been thinking about makeing a new one at work along with a scraper. Working in a machine shop has it's advantages.

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Hobo,NC

11-18-2007 18:47:01

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Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Lumpy, 11-18-2007 18:17:42

Lumpy if I have said it once I have said it a 100 times I really like ya old buddy old pile,,, I shore nuff could use one old machine shop buddy. If and when I ever catch up I have a customer who I went to school with he has a real nice machine shop ,,, I told'em I would werk fer free long as I kin play with his stuff. It shore izz nice to b able to go over to hiz shop and wack off what i need from his stock. Shore nuff is a field day to B able to take enny thing he has in hiz scrap pile. A big time shop scraps out some nice sheet. They don't muck around with junk a poor boy has to deal with,,,nice shinny stuff you know what I mean he he. enny ways I Will figger it out,,, if it B-longs 2 me it will see dirt again I taint a originality freak I tend to make it do what its was tended to do,,, even better.

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Sean (TX)

11-18-2007 11:42:35

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Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to wfw, 11-18-2007 08:49:48

Nice plow

Almost picked up a Ferguson 16-AO-28 (single bottom) . He want 50 bucks for it. Was missing tail wheel and colter..Desided to pass...

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Hobo,NC

11-18-2007 18:18:18

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Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Sean (TX), 11-18-2007 11:42:35

I keep a real good look out fer singles,,, They sell REAL GOOD even if they are junk....,,, I would have jumped on it and made 50 to 100. I am gonna keep the next good single i run up on cuzz i kin see were it would come in handy every now and again.

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Bill M from Illinois

11-18-2007 10:03:54

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Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Hobo,NC, 11-18-2007 08:49:48

I have an old plow like that, works great but the tail wheel is all "wollered out" at the bearing. I"m wanting to fix , sandblast and paint. Anyone having experience fixin the wheel? Thanks, Bill m.

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Hobo,NC

11-18-2007 10:32:28

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Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Bill M from Illinois, 11-18-2007 10:03:54

Fix'n wheel ??? not yet,,, soon to know. first one I had with a tail wheel,,, shore izz a flimsy wheel,,, as good as the rest of the plow is made they skimped on the wheel.

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Dan

11-18-2007 09:16:14

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Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Hobo,NC, 11-18-2007 08:49:48

Nice plow! I have an early 9N plow that is a 14-A style. The best I could get for the manufacture date is "around" 1941 based on the Ford script in the frame and other's serial numbers. Since the AO came out after that model, and since the serial number is fairly high - I would guess that plow was made around '45.

If you find a good tail wheel for a 14-A, let me know.

Dan

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Old Ag

11-19-2007 09:39:37

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Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Dan, 11-18-2007 09:16:14

I"ve got the same 14A I think. Furrow wheel is a little loose, but seems to work OK. Posted pics on the implement forum a few months back.

What I"m looking for is coulters. If you see some, lemme know. Thanks.

Jim G.

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Dan

11-19-2007 11:22:32

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Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Old Ag, 11-19-2007 09:39:37

Have you tried Scott at Sweigerd Bros?

Dan

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Dan

11-18-2007 09:18:08

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Re: Ferguson Plow in reply to Dan, 11-18-2007 09:16:14

Oh - not sure if you are interested, but check out the auction below:

Dan

eBay auction

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