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This is the Love Company’s tandem disc setup (learn more about the Love Company and its lift at Farmjeep.com). It appears the same structure was use atop a tandem spike tooth harrows, too.
I wrote about the Love disc in this article –
https://www.farmjeep.com/links/articles-and-research/the-making-of-the-farm-jeep-part-1/
After Love purchased a Ford Tractor dealership so he could sell them along side his own tractors, he started making 3-point implements. I still believe that Love was hired by W-O to design a 3-point hitch because of his knowledge of the Ford/Ferguson system and his engineering skills.
Barry
It’s a really good article, too. I’ll add the link within the post.
Does anyone know what color these discs were painted? I’m rebuilding one and am unable to find a color.
Thanks Dan