Antique disc

And it was likely perfect for all 3 applications.

Well, the reason it was going to be a lawn ornament was because Granny kept it in her yard and I used to bounce on the seat growing up while she snapped beans and told me about farming when she was little.
She had a huge rose garden beside her outdoor kitchen. I was going to plant roses all around it in memory of her. I live where her house once was. In any case, I'd NEVER sell it. She left me an acre of land, an old barn, and this disc, in her will. She bought me my first pony and taught me about plants. So it's very special to me.

Oh, and when we moved it it cut the sod into strips too lol

er, what did you expect. U said you have clay, not asphalt lol

looks to be IH. i have had several thru the years and used them. i had a team of draft ponies, 1/2 percheron 1/2 halflinger. aint no mini horses or garden tractor gonna pull it very far. they were pulled by a pair of draft horses..put a clevis on it & pull with a small tractor with some cement blocks on it. using horses if you turned very sharp it would tip over. i had one side up in the air pretty good before i stopped the team

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Ive got an 8 blade disc of unknown parentage. They used 2 on it in the garden, but 4 on it in the fields as they were so much bigger, and much more hillier. Standard work horses