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Bill {Antique A

01-03-2000 10:02:19

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I know that most have you have seen this, but in case you haven't can you identify. Note it has 4 wheels, not 3. Thanks Bill {Antique Acres}

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It's an old one-way

01-03-2000 19:23:15

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Re: Can You Identify?? in reply to Bill {Antique Acres}, 01-03-2000 10:02:19

At least it looks to me that way bill. When I say old I mean old too. Each disc is on it's own spindle instead of a shaft run through all the discs with two down pieces of steel with bearings on it like the newer versions were.

So is this the answer you were looking for? We use the more modern versions here for building up exsisting terraces.

Richie

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Ron

01-04-2000 07:05:13

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Re: Re: Can You Identify?? in reply to It's an old one-way, 01-03-2000 19:23:15

Not a one-way, but a disk plow.

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Richie

01-04-2000 10:58:58

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Re: Re: Re: Can You Identify?? in reply to Ron, 01-04-2000 07:05:13

Ron

They must be one in the same. I looked at the picture again and it's definitely what we call a one-way here.

Richie

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Ron

01-04-2000 13:18:41

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Can You Identify?? in reply to Richie, 01-04-2000 10:58:58

Richie, Where are you located? We had One-Ways and Disk Plows both in North Dakota and they were quite different. My guess is that the name is somewhat dependent on where they are. Would you agree?

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Richie

01-04-2000 18:06:28

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Can You Identify?? in reply to Ron, 01-04-2000 13:18:41

Ron

Yes, I'd agree with you on that. Is there anyway you can email me pics of what you call a one-way? I'm sure I've got another name for it as well LOL. Oh yes.....Before I forget. I'm from northwest Kansas. Some call it northcentral too so I just tell everyone I'm on the line between northwest and northcentral 15 mile from the Nebraska border. That pretty much takes care of all that idiotic bickering the geographically correct like to argue about in these parts.

Richie

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Ron

01-05-2000 07:04:27

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Can You Identify?? in reply to Richie, 01-04-2000 18:06:28

I'm at a disadvantage with trying to do pictures here. I'm at work. I don't have Internet at home. (Also don't farm and don't know where I could get a picture of a one-way quickly. But I'll look in some of my books at home and can maybe refer you to a picture if we might be lucky enough to both have the same books.) Are you familiar with the John Deere implement line called "Surflex Tillers"? A one-way is somewhat like that except larger diameter blades and all blades mounted on the same shaft.

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Ray Peterson

01-06-2000 17:48:44

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Can You Identify?? in reply to Ron, 01-05-2000 07:04:27

Never saw one of these in red paint, but we had a similar machine of Deere manufacture (Canadian) origin, which was called a disk tiller. We used it behind a John Deere B to cut up alfalfa sod. It did a dandy job but the second time we tilled the field, across the furrows at 90 degrees the ride was sure rough! Ours was a 4 foot cut, and had five blades. The front furrow wheel and the rear - tail wheel doubled as weights, and were made of several pieces bolted together. We used this in the 50's and early 60's.

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Richie

01-03-2000 19:28:47

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Re: Re: Can You Identify?? in reply to It's an old one-way, 01-03-2000 19:23:15

Well finally found where you posted it before bill. Guess that's not the answer you were looking for. Can't help you with the number and good luck finding it.

Richie

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Ron

01-03-2000 13:25:53

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Re: Can You Identify?? in reply to Bill {Antique Acres}, 01-03-2000 10:02:19

Bill, What more are you looking for in terms of identification? I thought it was pretty well identified when you posted it here a few days ago.

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Corky

01-03-2000 10:26:48

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Re: Can You Identify?? in reply to Bill {Antique Acres}, 01-03-2000 10:02:19

Whatever it is it's neat Bill.Maybe someone on here knows for sure.Intresting to find out.Good luck.

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