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2. When it comes to restoring your Vintage John Deere Moldboard plow, knowing the right way to disassemble, clean, paint, and ultimately adjust your plow is a must. This page is intended to provide tips and assistance on some best practices to restore your plow for Show or for the Field.

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3. PLOW LINES: Two ropes which pass through loops on the hames and which are attached to the pulling animal's bridle to guide it. PLOWSHARE: The point of a plow the part which breaks the ground.

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5. Method cowboys used to move large herds of cattle north from ranches in Texas towns along Rail Road in late 's., One of the cowboys most important and dangerous duties. On long journeys, cowboys herded cattle to the market or to the northern Plains for grazing. These trips usually lasted several months and covered hundreds of miles.

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8. The popularity of various types of plow bottoms varied greatly from region to region. Typically the NA bottoms were popular in wheat and small grain growing regions of the US and Canada. The SP blackland or rice bottoms were popular in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and a few other areas.

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