Can someone identify this two bottom plow

[Tupperville]

Bought this plow last week and could not identify it and still can't flipped on it's side.

I have more photos that failed to upload due the camera needing a charge.

Thank you in advance if anyone can help.

 

[MoMike2]

Super Chief are IH bottoms. Possibly a 420 plow. Don't know if a short line manufacturer used them or not.

 

[Timmycornpicker]

Bought this plow last week and could not identify it and still can't flipped on it's side.

I have more photos that failed to upload due the camera needing a charge.

Thank you in advance if anyone can help.

It looks IH, but I can't tell from the photos what model it might be. The Lantz coulters are aftermarket add-ons.

 

[Tupperville]

It looks IH, but I can't tell from the photos what model it might be. The Lantz coulters are aftermarket add-ons.

Got the plow home today and mounted it on my Ford.

I will be posting a photo of the 7/8" bent pin on the left end of the cross shaft and try to come up with a solution.

The bent pin is in a part of the cross shaft that is a bit below the main part.

It would appear it could be drilled and threaded and a new pin installed.

When I have time I will be removing the coulter disks and replacing them with larger ones.

Maybe someone can tell me if the coulter disks should be bigger and if so what size or model.

Maybe lantz has replacement disks but I doubt it at least not here in Canada.

 

[Tupperville]

The man who sold it to me also said it's a trip plow but I would have to research that.

I know what the trip mechanism is but this is my first plow and just learning.

 

[Timmycornpicker]

Got the plow home today and mounted it on my Ford.

I will be posting a photo of the 7/8" bent pin on the left end of the cross shaft and try to come up with a solution.

The bent pin is in a part of the cross shaft that is a bit below the main part.

It would appear it could be drilled and threaded and a new pin installed.

When I have time I will be removing the coulter disks and replacing them with larger ones.

Maybe someone can tell me if the coulter disks should be bigger and if so what size or model.

Maybe lantz has replacement disks but I doubt it at least not here in Canada.

Lantz is no longer in business . . . but I remember a few years back seeing that someone was making coulter blades for them. If you are in Canada, there is a likelihood that it is neither a 420 nor 209A plow, as the Canadian tillage plant made a 3-point plow specifically for the B series utility tractors being imported from Britain with 3 point hitch, before IH started to get away from fast-hitch on the US built tractors.

 

[Tupperville]

The International 2x14 3pt plow pictured is the closest match I could find.

The cross beam appear identical as do many parts of the frame.

The man lifted pulled three out of the weeds before he said I have one more and that's the one I chose.

 

[Ray,IN]

I would discourage cutting off the bent pin. If I'm right that is cast steel, which can be heated in a oven and straightened, but when cold is brittle and breaks.

 

[Tupperville]

I looked over the plow mounted and found some clues as to what it may be.

Seen is what's left of a painted brand with some yellow and with what appears an capital "O", capital"U", possibly a capital "L" and part of a capital "D"

Tin production tags or something similar although bent and twisted are still affixed under the plow shares.

I didn't have time or the right socket set to remove the bolt the tags were attached to but I will do that this week sometime.

The bracket holding the coulter stem has some numbers and letters.

Above the cross beam and under the upper link is part of the frame for adjustment left to right or right to left.

Appreciate any and all comments.

 

[Timmycornpicker]

I looked over the plow mounted and found some clues as to what it may be.

Seen is what's left of a painted brand with some yellow and with what appears an capital "O", capital"U", possibly a capital "L" and part of a capital "D"

Tin production tags or something similar although bent and twisted are still affixed under the plow shares.

I didn't have time or the right socket set to remove the bolt the tags were attached to but I will do that this week sometime.

The bracket holding the coulter stem has some numbers and letters.

Above the cross beam and under the upper link is part of the frame for adjustment left to right or right to left.

Appreciate any and all comments.

That number on the coulter clamp is used on many IHC plows. The lettering looks like the way IHC put the ID on the implements from the late 50s to the late 60s. Perhaps they used the British spelling for MOULDBOARD PLOUGH?

 

[Timmycornpicker]

That number on the coulter clamp is used on many IHC plows. The lettering looks like the way IHC put the ID on the implements from the late 50s to the late 60s. Perhaps they used the British spelling for MOULDBOARD PLOUGH?

I knew I remembered a thread about a similar plow a little while back. I think you have a C26 from the Hamilton, Ontario works. https://forums.yesterdaystractors.c...rd-plow-identification.1795854/#post-11840438

 

[Tupperville]

I don't know to be honest with you.

When I first saw the painted branding I though Massey Harris with the yellow and all.

Perhaps the tags will have some information.

Looking for suggestions on what size coulter disk to replace those ones with.

 

[Timmycornpicker]

I don't know to be honest with you.

When I first saw the painted branding I though Massey Harris with the yellow and all.

Perhaps the tags will have some information.

Looking for suggestions on what size coulter disk to replace those ones with.

rust through the white paint IH used makes it look yellow.

 

[Tupperville]

Timmy, I think you may have identified the plow.

And I am in the same province as Hamilton about three hours away in southwestern Ontario.

And I see some white in the branding.