Oliver Model 7-A Tractor-Drawn Gang Plow, circa 1927

Summary

Henry Ford included an Oliver Model 7 Plow (similar to this 7A) with each Fordson tractor he gave away. Oliver designed this plow for use with the Fordson. The farmer no longer had to dismount at the end of the field but instead could use the trip rope connected to a clutch on the plow's axle to lift the two plow shares (called "bottoms").

Henry Ford included an Oliver Model 7 Plow (similar to this 7A) with each Fordson tractor he gave away. Oliver designed this plow for use with the Fordson. The farmer no longer had to dismount at the end of the field but instead could use the trip rope connected to a clutch on the plow's axle to lift the two plow shares (called "bottoms").

Artifact

Plow (Agricultural equipment)

Date Made

circa 1927

Agriculture
 On Exhibit

at Henry Ford Museum in Agriculture

Object ID

00.4.1753

Credit

From the Collections of The Henry Ford.

Material

Metal

Dimensions

Length: 96 in

Width: 54 in

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