I am looking at a 4 bottom plow at a dealer lot. There are no decals, tags, or paint left on it, only numbers I found where on the moldboards and they were R41914. It looks like a 565 oliver to me has the welded square main beam and the rear wheel bracket is made with a piece of channel welded to a piece of flat stock. What has me unsure of what it is that the hitch pivet tower is not on the bent metal bar that is attached to the front end of te main beam it's on its own frame work. Thanks for any help.
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