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Re: My New Farmall C20 Two Bottom Plow (PICS)


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Posted by IH fan on July 11, 2011 at 21:29:23 from (99.38.204.64):

In Reply to: My New Farmall C20 Two Bottom Plow (PICS) posted by Jimb2 on July 10, 2011 at 19:15:03:

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The folks farm was in NE Iowa and although not real common, you could find them there. When Mom left the farm in the late '90s, there was not much call for the smaller two row and two bottom equipment any more. Much of the stuff she had, including a like new McCormick 2 row planter were just left there because it didn't sell. She didn't have an auction, but advertized locally. Don't know what the people that bought the house and buildings w/40 acres did with what was left. She sold the rest of the land later. I know the C plow was still there a year before she moved, but did not notice it when we moved her, but wasn't looking for it either. I do know the planter was in the barn and at least one 2 row IH cultivator was there.

Also I remember there was a provision somewhere for the tilt to float, and that we used with the 7' tandem Fast Hitch disk. The F-H was a handy gadget, but the trouble and expense Andrew is going to have for using that plow may not be worth it if he can find the proper plow and get his money back for the one he bought.


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