Brush Breaker Plow

[ckipf1]

Picked up this Brush Breaker. Does anyone know the brand and model, years it was made? Thanks for any information on it.

 

[casecollectorsc]

You'll have to get it up and running...curious how hard it will pull.

 

[WESnIL]

Hopefully you can find some cast parts with part numbers that will help to identify the manufacturer.

 

[ckipf1]

You'll have to get it up and running...curious how hard it will pull.

Plan on it. It'll take some work.

 

[ckipf1]

Hopefully you can find some cast parts with part numbers that will help to identify the manufacturer.

I have 3 casting numbers from it, but I don't know where to look.

 

[plowman]

Hi Rear wheel cap looks like a Case.

 

[caterpillar guy]

IT will probably pull only a bit harder than a regular plow of the 16inch bottom size. We used to plow under saplings with the Cat and regular plow by tramping them or if we could run a track on them that would bend them over so they went through the plow pretty well. They do need to be buried by the plow completely turned under or they will just grow more.

 

[WESnIL]

I have 3 casting numbers from it, but I don't know where to look.

List the part numbers. Maybe someone can help. Google the part number; that may help as well.

 

[David from Kansas]

Picked up this Brush Breaker. Does anyone know the brand and model, years it was made? Thanks for any information on it.
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That is quite a rig!!! Never seen anything like it. Probably not used around here but maybe in the eastern or southeastern part of the state.

 

[Fritz Maurer]

Don't know who made the plow but it definitely has a Little Genius tongue and hook .

 

[ckipf1]

List the part numbers. Maybe someone can help. Google the part number; that may help as well.

List the part numbers. Maybe someone can help. Google the part number; that may help as well.

Lift hub part no. EXP746, Hub clamp holds lift wheel on part no. EXP143, casting that holds tailwheel shaft part no.GX66, inner sand cap for lift wheel part no.P66, tailwheel inner hub part no. G173. Hope this helps.

 

[ckipf1]

Don't know who made the plow but it definitely has a Little Genius tongue and hook .

Kinda thought that.

 

[ckipf1]

That is quite a rig!!! Never seen anything like it. Probably not used around here but maybe in the eastern or southeastern part of the state.

Picked it up in northern MN.

 

[ckipf1]

Was told could be Lacrosse Plow CO. or Allis Chalmers. Allis bought out Lacrosse in 1929 so could possibly be either or. Does that help anyone. Thanks for any information.

 

[Ray,IN]

It has a sub-soiler instead of coulter in front of the plow-point, now that will turn hard ground, even blue shale if you have enough tractor to pull it.

 

[ckipf1]

It has a sub-soiler instead of coulter in front of the plow-point, now that will turn hard ground, even blue shale if you have enough tractor to pull it.

That was for cuting roots when plowing brush.

 

[A . M. Aitkins]

I found some pictures from an Allis Chalmers catalog and they seem to resemble your plow pretty close. Allis Chalmers calls them Grub Breakers.

 

[ckipf1]

I found some pictures from an Allis Chalmers catalog and they seem to resemble your plow pretty close. Allis Chalmers calls them Grub Breakers.View attachment 93129View attachment 93130

It sure does. Could you tell me what year catalog this is?

 

[A . M. Aitkins]

It sure does. Could you tell me what year catalog this is?

I believe the catalog is from around 1933

 

[ckipf1]

I believe the catalog is from around 1933

It all looks the same except I got a cast land wheel. I see I'm missing some tail wheel parts. Do you think that cast wheel could have been a option? Thanks for the pictures of catalog.