2 BOTTOM PLOW maintenance ! ... SPRING is here!
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2019
- It is time to turn the ground and get ready for the gardening season. It is always difficult to get the right parts on old equipment and this time was no exception. I got the job done and plowed the field in spite of set backs. I look forward to getting seed in the ground and watching them grow!!
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Like your attitude, get it done.
Thank you!!
Hey Yankee! Great video. Here is a bit of information for your viewers. You did indeed replace the shins, but the other part your replaced in the "landside" not landslide...a very common mistake. The part you are trying to protect with the wear parts is the "frog". The plow bolts you needed for the landside are #3 Head Plow Bolts, typically Grade 5. They come in various sizes, 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", etc. and in various lengths. Plow bolts can be obtained cheaply through Agri-Supply, fastenal, etc. Sometimes you need Clipped Head Plow Bolts. One good way of removing plow bolts is to weld the heads to the wear part you are replacing and then torque off the nuts. This keeps the bolt from spinning and often just snaps the bolt off...also avoids the use of a torch near the frog. Agri-Supply and Shoup Parts are good places to check for common plows like yours. It looks very much like a Ford or Dearborn Plow. BTW, your plow is also a "Trip Plow" which means it has moving parts wear the "standard" can trip back if your "share" hits a big obstruction like a rock. The joint between the trip and the standard should be checked and lubricated every season.
Thank You Chuck for your input. Sharing your knowledge is a wonderful thing. That is what made this video worth watching!
I have a old Ferguson one bottom slatted mold board plow and tried to find parts ended up buying other brand parts and modifying them there was a guy who makes the shares and frogs but he never returns calls .I guess all the manufacturers want you to do is buy new I also have a Brinley DD-1000 the company is still in business but don’t have parts for them anymore .
Good job at engineering a fix. That's what farm life is all about.
And quads as well
I have that exact same plow and have been trying to find out what brand it is. I bought it used and it was in bad shape, but the info plate gone. Mine is actually missing the back wheel, but it seems to work well.
They are very good plows!
Can u plz make more dirtbike fix videos thx
Blacksmith make the parts from lief spring