Plow identification

[G Hunter]

looking to identify this plow and how much it may be worth

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

Are there any part numbers on it that start with EP-? Looks like it might be an Oliver breaking plow. They are not common & would probably bring a couple hundred more than your average 2x14" trailer plow.

Mike

 

[560Dennis]

Looks pretty stout without a name .

 

[rustred]

i dont know what it is, no tail wheel, or if its 3 point hitch what. hard to see the front. like how do you control the depth. i would say basically for scrap price 50.00.

 

[G Hunter]

Are there any part numbers on it that start with EP-? Looks like it might be an Oliver breaking plow. They are not common & would probably bring a couple hundred more than your average 2x14" trailer plow.

Mike

I will check on the frame tomorrow to see if I could find any numbers, nothing stood out

 

[G Hunter]

i dont know what it is, no tail wheel, or if its 3 point hitch what. hard to see the front. like how do you control the depth. i would say basically for scrap price 50.00.

Not a three point it just has a single bar hook up, not sure on the depth control

 

[rustred]

was pretty sure its not 3 point. as i could see the rope trip. maybe could use it for plowing a power line trench. lol.

 

[DanielW]

One almost identical was discussed on here not too long ago, but unfortunately I can't find that specific thread. But if you google, "Oliver Breaking Plow", Oliver Muck Plow,", "IH muck plow", Oliver Corn Borer Plow". "IH Breaking Plow", Oliver 134 plow", you see a few that appear to match pretty closely. I'm no expert, but with a large coulter like that I think it pretty safe to say it's likely an Oliver breaking/corn-borer plow. Picture below is the closest match I can see - note the shield above the coulter just like yours.

I couldn't tell you value. My guess would be not much, unless you happened to be near a collector who was looking for one. Even then, I doubt more than $500-600 at the very, very most.

 

[spacechem]

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[NDIHC]

One almost identical was discussed on here not too long ago, but unfortunately I can't find that specific thread. But if you google, "Oliver Breaking Plow", Oliver Muck Plow,", "IH muck plow", Oliver Corn Borer Plow". "IH Breaking Plow", Oliver 134 plow", you see a few that appear to match pretty closely. I'm not expert, but with a large coulter like that I think it pretty safe to say it's likely an Oliver breaking/corn-borer plow. Picture below is the closest match I can see - note the shield above the coulter just like yours.

I couldn't tell you value. My guess would be not much, unless you happened to be near a collector who was looking for one. Even then, I doubt more than $500-600 at the very, very most.

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Everything on the frame sure looks like it matches the op plow. And wouldn't this be the depth control, limiting how far the wheels pivot up thereby setting the depth?

 

[oliverkid]

It’s an Oliver. That model is shown in the Wendel history of Oliver book but I don’t have it handy to look. Won’t be near it till tomorrow.

 

[plow peddler]

That is a Oliver plow. Price I would say $400 - $500. In my area. Thanks Steve

 

[Not db4600]

That is an Oliver plow. Price I would say $400 - $500. In my area. Thanks Steve

Apparently the CAD conversion rate I’d 10/1.