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What kind of plow? Pictures this time
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    Posted: 18 Apr 2011 at 3:19pm
What make of plow? My dad thinks it is an Oliver.
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Looks a little like an Oliver 2X12
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  never seen an OLIVER C like that  going by the cross brace on rear appears to be a massey in my book  most olivers used a crank assy for depth from the 40,s on up

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If it's a Massey Harris, it should have a small MH cast into the bearing cover that protrudes out from the wheel on the lift side.  The tail wheel looks very IHC or P&O to me, but might have been switched out sometime in the last 70 years.  IHC/P&O were well marked on the upward facing sides of all beams.
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my vote is oliver
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Looks an awful lot like a 1990's model Deere!  :-)  Isn't that when the Patents ran out on the one they copied? :P
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