Recent content by celilly

I really think that you will be disappointed in a light 4ft disc. I watched my dad and uncles pile on cinder blocks, metal or anything else they could find to weight the disc down so it would cut. When it came time for me to buy a disc, I bought the heaviest one I could find in the size my...

I understand what paragraph #2 says. It says that they were called Monroe Manufacturing before they were Monroe-Tufline. A quick summary of all of it: Paragraph #1 - 2 brothers, Joseph S. Perkins and J.C. Perkins, started Monroe Manufacturing in 1958. Paragraph #2 - Company incorporated in 1964...

I have plowed for a lot of years now, I'm 64. I really don't need an operator's manual, it's just something I would like to have. And the same for the parts manual. This Monroe plow is in excellent shape, so as you said, I shouldn't need any parts for it. I also have an old Ford 10-217 double...

I contacted Monroe-Tufline and sent them pictures. They said that my plow was not one of their products. They couldn't tell me who made it.

I have a MONROE 3pt single bottom moldboard plow. It is a Type: NSSB16 (serial # 1407). I think it's an older plow possibly from the 1940's, 50's or 60's era because of the way it is made. I want to know who manufactured it, where and when it was made. I would like to get an operating and parts...