tractorkrum
Member
Read an auction listing from the 1930's. It listed a double shovel plow. Does anyone know what it is or is it a local name for a two-bottom plow? Also in the same listing was an Oliver corn plow. Again, what is it?
David from Kansas
Well-known Member
0r, they may have been referring to a lister planter bottom, which throws the dirt in opposite direction.
Timmycornpicker
Member
- Location
- Almost Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
probably one of these.
miner09
Well-known Member
- Location
- Pattonville Texas
Horse drawn. Double shovel was used to plow corn mainly.
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