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Barry asked about Newgren pull plows, so there are some examples that I have (I hope this is what you were seeking).
Newgren 16″ Single Bottom Plow
Newgren 16″ Lift Type Plow:
Newgren 12-14 Inch Double Bottom Lift Type Plow:
Newgren 12-14 Inch Double Bottom Wheel Plow:
Newgren Hydraulically Controlled Scoop:
Wow! This is like Christmas in July! So much fun (at least my idea of fun) stuff that I want to do a post at farmjeep.com linked to here. Do you know the date of the Equipment Book? The above items don’t appear in the reproduction book I have for the 1946-1949 years. I would guess 1948.
Thanks for taking the time to post these. I now know what I’m doing with the rest of my weekend.
Barry
Barry,
I’ll send an email with some more info. I dated the brochures at around 1947ish. It could be slightly later.
– Dave