My Ford 2 bottom 14 inch rollover plow got here this weekend

[allen in texas]

Man it needs a lot of work but I hooked it up to my little 'bota and I can pull it just fine.
Deeper than it needs to go, too.

It needs,
New shins,
new shares,
new land slides, (maybe)
New hydraulic cylinder
new hoses and here's the worst part...

The rollover mechanism, made of cast iron, has half of an ear broken off.
I gotta find someone to fix that.

Lots of cast iron repair specialist on the internet so it shouldn't take anything other than money.


Oh yeah, it needs paint too.

Soon as my camera comes home, ( #1 son has it in CA on vacation) I'm going to try and post some pictures.

 

[Farmwithjunk]

Before you get that thing done, it might set you back more'n the cost of the B2 Stealth bomber, but rest assured, you'll be the only one on your block with a plow like that. In all my years, I've seen exactly ONE other than yours.

Good luck with it!

 

[allen in texas]

Before you get that thing done, it might set you back more'n the cost of the B2 Stealth bomber, but rest assured, you'll be the only one on your block with a plow like that. In all my years, I've seen exactly ONE other than yours.

Good luck with it!

UH OH!!
One?

Parts might be an issue huh?

edit...
New info since I made this post.
This is a 102 series plow manufactured between 1956-1959. Parts and diagrams are listed on the New Holland website but no parts are available from them.

Oh well.
I have been doing the difficult with little for so long I am now qualified to do the impossible with nothing.
Let the fun begin.

Still wanna buy it?

 

[Farmwithjunk]

UH OH!!
One?

Parts might be an issue huh?

edit...
New info since I made this post.
This is a 102 series plow manufactured between 1956-1959. Parts and diagrams are listed on the New Holland website but no parts are available from them.

Oh well.
I have been doing the difficult with little for so long I am now qualified to do the impossible with nothing.
Let the fun begin.

Still wanna buy it?

ONE... and a LONG time ago at that.

Let me see about finding the parts and I'll get back with you on buying it!

The right hand parts should be common with the 101. Left hand bottoms may be a real scavenger hunt.

Try Valu-Bilt with your part #'s.

 

[RobertBrown]

How bout you post some pictures of that so I don't have to go to the museum to find out what it looks like

 

[Soundguy]

Nice find!

soundguy