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Who invented the steel plow?
John Deere invented the steel (all by himself)
What did James Oliver invent?
The American inventor and manufacturer James Oliver (1823-1908) is noted for the invention of a cast-iron implement known as the Oliver chilled plow.
Did Benjamin Franklin invent the steel plow?
no
What did John Deere lightweight invent?
steel plow
What did John Deere invent not the tracter one?
Steel plow
What city and state did John Deere invent the Steel Plow in?
He invented the polished steel plow in Grand Detoiur, Illinois in 1837.
When did they invent the steel plow?
John Deere introduced the first steel plough in 1837
What are two inventions James Oliver invented?
James Oliver, a Scot who emigrated to the US, invented a hard-faced plow of chilled iron. He also developed other important methods of hardening steel.
Who invented the chilled plow?
James Oliver invented the chilled iron plow.
Who invented the chilled iron plow?
James oliver
What year did John Deere invent the first cast steel plow?
1837
Who made improved plow for Plains farmers?
James Oliver
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