Help I.D. this plow?

[Fullers Farmalls]

I got this plow the other day for real cheap and wanna know what it is? Yes its in rough shape but I got it for dirt cheap and might try and fix it up

 

[LJ from wis]

Looks like an old Dearborn or Furguson

 

[maxwell99]

looks like a lot of work,

hope you can find a few old doner plows.

someone sure got the goody out of that old plow.

wonder how they just broke every thing.

 

[Ken Sweet]

I think Ferguson, Parts are about impossible to buy new. Key in on buying another plow for parts. Ken Sweet

 

[Pete-IN]

By the time you replace all the worn out or broken parts, you will have more in it than what a good plow like that is worth.

 

[Fordfarmer]

Ferguson. Dearborn would have a straight shaft for the lower link pins.

 

[R Wyler]

Looks like a Ferguson AO model. I picked up one just like it last fall. Mine is 2-12s I need to restore it but that will never happen or at least not soon the way things are going anymore.

 

[BCnT]

my 2 bottom Dearborn has the drop side too but its rectangular flatbar.
thats definitly a Fergie.

 

[Leroy]

There are several things that make me think it is not a Ferguson as one is the flat bar shape of the front part of the frame as that is not a flat bar on Ferguson plows I have seen and then the coulter clamp is not Ferguson and then the mast mounting bracket is not Like on my plow with a Ferguson tag and the name Ford in the beam itself. Dearborn-Ford used a different type mast. There should be enough share and moldboard left with dismantling and cleaning up to get some numbers there. I would have to say something like an oliver or a co-op or cockshut as they are the only plows with that shape beam that I have seen. But then looks like a blacksmith sharpen share and have never seen an oliver that new with that type of share.