Posted by 560Dennis on December 19, 2022 at 19:35:48 from (71.72.187.41):
In Reply to: Re: Fordson Plow???? posted by miner09 on December 19, 2022 at 13:52:38:
No sir I dont see that . Scratch my head why that plow has that . Your talking about the hitch about three inches off the ground. I didnt see it at first. Im going to ask Ed or Duane next time I call them .i dont know anything about that plow . Thanks for posting it , All I know is the Oliver number 7 with rooster comb lifter. If I see a side view of the plow , I interested in how (or what) the hand cranks adjusted. As Im writing I never gave you the hitch height of the Fordson . Cause it looks like the plow you have would go very deep with my hitch height, Im confused ,must be something missing. Dont see how to get it out of the ground either.
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