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JOHN DEERe invented his polished steel plow in 1837. Not sure if or when he made any cast plows though...
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When did john Deere invent the first cast steel pillow?
Any sane person has to ask....WHAT?!?! He invented the first sucessful polished steel plow in 1837 but he NEVER invented the first cast steel pillow.
In what year did John Deere invent the first polish cast plow?
John Deere invented the polished steel plow in 1837 out of a broken sawmill blade.
What year did did John Deere invent first cast steel pot?
John Deere did not invent the first cast steel pot. You may wish to re examine what your question really is.
What year did John Deere invent the first cast steel plow?
1837
What econoic did the inventions of John Deere and Cyrus McCormick have during the mid 1800s?
John Deere invented the cast steel plow during the 1800s. He found that a cast steel polished and correctly molboard (plow blade) could cut through the sticky clay of the midwest.
What are all of John Deere's inventions besides the steel plow?
John Deere invented the self-polishing (scouring) steel plow. This invention made it much easier for farmers to plow the loamy, sod of the Midwest. John Deere was also a blacksmith by trade and had a very inventive mind. John Deere the company has invented many products over the years, varying from cotton picking machines to GreenStar GPS systems. For the 'rest of the story' see the related link...
Who invented the cast iron plow?
JOHN DEERe
Who invented the cast-iron plow?
john deere
Who made plowshares out of steel instead of cast iron?
John Deere
Is a John deere LA 105 lawn tractor transmission made well. does it have steel or cast iron gears?
cast iron
In what month did John deere make the cast steel plow?
May 23rd but can't remember year
What does the steel plow?
The steel plow breaks up tough soil without the soil getting stuck to it. JOHN DEERe invented the steel plow because farmers in the Midwest could not use the cast-iron plow because they kept breaking. The Midwest soil was unlike the Northeast soil, and the cast-iron plow was made for the Northeast farmers to use.
