It' a number 9 or 98. We had a # 9 fourty years ago 5 disc that we pulled with a Super M but it had a lever on the front of the frame with a spring over the front wheel to raise and lower the front of the plow and a crank on the back to raise and lower the back and a rope to the back wheel to trip to raise and lower the plow. It did not have the spring trip hitch like a moldboard plow, just a loop on the end of the tounge that you used a clevis with. From what I can remember the # 9 was a 3-5 disc and the # 98 was 6-7 disc and think they also built a # 99 that was larger yet. The 5 disc pulled about the same in compairsion to a 3 bottom 14 inch moldboard plow. I do remember it did not work well if the ground was too hard, it would roll sideways.
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