Is this worth going after

[Gtidwell]

 

[Gene Davis (Ga.)]

Once upon a time the Graham Holme plows were in great demand here. Dad and I converted many of them to a hydrualic cylinder lift. They sorta fell by the wayside eventually.

 

[Gtidwell]

I thought it would be a good one for my son to use at plow days and harvest days.

 

[Janicholson]

Do it. Perfect for a 40 to 50hp tractor. Not a toy for that hp. level. Jim

 

[rustred]

from what i have seen at plow days is they use the actual mold board plows.

 

[55 50 Ron]

Concerning plow days using moldboard plows, I agree with rustred. The term chisel plow for the Graham Hoeme is a misnomer because they are really a heavy cultivator. Graham Hoemes will go down deep and maybe that's why they got their misnomer.

 

[Roger in Iowa]

No, not for either event.

 

[Chester5731]

I would.

 

[cjunrau]

worth more as scrap

 

[fixerupper]

Do you have any narrow 16 tires laying around to put on it? If you dont you might need to factor in the price of new or used tires. It helps to be in the right place at the right time if you want to get them for free or cheap.

 

[David from Kansas]

I bought one of those about 10 years ago at a farm auction for $35 and it had usable tires and sweeps on it. I needed something to pull behind my JD R tractor with lift levers because my R doesn't have hydraulics. I worked about 20 acres with it and it worked great. If it has missing, bent, or broken shanks, I have several NOS shanks.

 

[gtractorfan]

Long ago my dad borrowed his brother's Graham Home plow (his brother had a Farmall M, my dad had an H). Later dad got an 80 horsepower tractor, then a 150 h.p. one. I thought it would have been fun to show that thing who's boss.