Identify this plow

[Bharpold]

Does anyone know what brand plow this is? There is a small tag on it but you can’t read it. Thanks guys

 

[used2bmike]

First thought, maybe a Dearborn. Got to looking at the hitch and think possibly a AC snap coupler that someone converted to 3 point. You might want to do some searching on line because the split moldboard is very unusual. I've seen slat bottoms in brochures, but they are usually at least 3 or 4 slats not 2. Good luck with your search.

 

[rrlund]

Is the tag missing? I can see where it's supposed to be in the second picture.

 

[300guy]

There is a tag mounted to the cross member behind the first moldboard. From what I can see the tag is still there but I could not get it big enough and yet read it.

 

[Timmycornpicker]

I have seen old ads for Newgren plows, which were designed for the Newgren 3-point Jeep hitch, with that split moldboard and shin design. It was called a Forgy base. The hitch has obviously been 're-engineered'.

 

[Timmycornpicker]

I have seen old ads for Newgren plows, which were designed for the Newgren 3-point Jeep hitch, with that split moldboard and shin design. It was called a Forgy base. The hitch has obviously been 're-engineered', but some other parts don't match up with the Newgren pictures I could find.

Newgren plow brochures I just found this link. It appears to be an early short-mast 2 bottom Newgren made specifically for the Newgren hitch. A rare plow that unfortunately someone butchered up to make work on a tractor 3-point.

 

[Timmycornpicker]

Glen Forgy patent from 1927. Mr. Forgy apparently had been developing new ideas for plow bottoms for some time.

 

[Bharpold]

First thought, maybe a Dearborn. Got to looking at the hitch and think possibly a AC snap coupler that someone converted to 3 point. You might want to do some searching on line because the split moldboard is very unusual. I've seen slat bottoms in brochures, but they are usually at least 3 or 4 slats not 2. Good luck with your search.

I’ve looked everywhere online for the split moldboard and can’t find much. I bought a 6 ft disc and he threw that in with it. I haven’t used it yet but getting ready too. Thanks for your time.

Is the tag missing? I can see where it's supposed to be in the second picture.

its there but cant read it

Is the tag missing? I can see where it's supposed to be in the second picture.

There is a tag mounted to the cross member behind the first moldboard. From what I can see the tag is still there but I could not get it big enough and yet read it.

It’s hard to read I can see a 12 and that’s it

 

[Bharpold]

Glen Forgy patent from 1927. Mr. Forgy apparently had been developing new ideas for plow bottoms for some time.

Thank you for the brochures, the hitch has been reworked. I bought this plow for next to nothing. I’m getting ready to try it out lol

 

[lhfarm]

This was just sent to me. I'm very interested in the plow. You can contact me at [email protected]. Even if you aren't interested in selling, I can provide some history - www.farmjeep.com

Barry

 

[Ray,IN]

Thank you for the brochures, the hitch has been reworked. I bought this plow for next to nothing. I’m getting ready to try it out lol

In reply #9 you said "he threw it in".