Walking Plow Parts???

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  • November 11, 2009 at 4:05 am #41077
    TBigLug
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    Where do I go to get parts for grandpa’s plow? He thinks it’s an Oliver 99. He knows it’s an Oliver but the part he’s not sure on is the model. It’s in good shape but the point is one big rock away from busting and the landslide (???) is wore pretty thin. It’s kind of a funny setup and doesn’t use the regular ones like our other two plows. I’ll get some pics tomorrow to show you what I mean. Some of you might already know what I’m talking about if you’re familiar with these.

    Thanks.

    November 11, 2009 at 12:48 pm #55330
    Carl Russell
    Moderator

    If it’s an Oliver, there should be an “Oliver ‘??” cast into the steel on the back of the moldboard, near the base of the handles. It may be covered with soil etc. As far as where to get parts, I’m still working on that myself. Hopefully others will fill us in.

    Carl

    November 11, 2009 at 1:01 pm #55329
    Gabe Ayers
    Keymaster

    Try Farmer Brown
    http://www.farmerbrownsplowshop.com
    585-567-8158

    Or Call Tommy Flowers or email
    803-259-3350
    hannies@bellsouth.com

    There is a fellow in Ga. named Gene England that has hundreds of Oliver plows and parts, he is also a tractor dealer and will mail parts anywhere.

    Gene England
    Gene and Matt’s Tractor Sales
    HWY 8, P.O. Box 220
    Winder, Ga. 30680

    geneandmatt@msn.com
    720-867-3179

    Good luck, Call is right, I have never seen an Oliver without a number on the moldboard, but I am not a plowman as these fellows above or Carl for that matter.

    November 11, 2009 at 1:43 pm #55331
    Carl Russell
    Moderator
    Biological Woodsman;12605 wrote:
    … or Carl for that matter.

    Far from that. OMG!!

    Carl

    November 12, 2009 at 1:42 am #55333
    TBigLug
    Participant

    I found Oliver stamped on the back of the moldboard and R99 on the frame. What’s the part in the last pic called? It’s on the front of the point partially hidden behind the jointer.

    Oliver01.jpg
    Oliver03.jpg
    Oliver11.jpg
    Oliver05.jpg

    November 12, 2009 at 2:47 am #55332
    grey
    Participant

    Your plow has a separate point and share. More commonly, the point and the share are all once piece.

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