Old Disc Harrows and Plows

[NicoleReynolds]

Hi there,
Just wondering if anyone could give me an idea of ow much these would be worth. They used to be my Grandpa's and they belong to my Mom now. She has someone interested in them, but has no idea what they are worth. Any help would be greatly appreciated

 

[kebo]

Interesting attachments! I can't really give you any idea of the dollar value, but they should at least bring scrap value, or close to it. Anything more than that is in your favor. I will tell you that the disc implement in the first picture looks like it might have originally been designed to be pulled by a horse or mule team, but looks to have been modified to work as a 3pt hitch bog harrow.

Also, the third picture appears to be an entirely homemade implement, such as a type of pasture conditioner. The iron it was made from looks like it might be 3/4" or maybe 1" thick, I bet it weighs several hundred lbs!!

Good luck selling them.

 

[dieselsmoke1]

The top photo is a horse drawn bush and bog modified to a 3pt hitch. Somone tilling food plots for wildlife may think it worth $100.

 

[ninefinger]

Second picture, the tow behind will go between $200 and $400 in this area.

 

[Coolnorth]

Also, the third picture appears to be an entirely homemade implement, such as a type of pasture conditioner. The iron it was made from looks like it might be 3/4" or maybe 1" thick, I bet it weighs several hundred lbs!!

The working edge is an "ice blade" and is bolted to a road grader's mold board for cutting down packed snow or ice on roads during the winter. It is as you've noticed, very thick and it is about 1". Perhaps Nicole's grandpa used it for the same thing?