Re: Hugh Mac Kay or Anyone?

Posted by Nat 2 on September 26, 2006 at 05:27:20 from (64.80.110.46):

In Reply to: Re: Hugh Mac Kay or Anyone? posted by Allan In NE on September 26, 2006 at 03:46:37:

A few hundred dollars of plow iron, and a couple hours work, and that plow would be like new.

I guess I'm just finding it strange that you would consider replacing the entire plow because the normal wear parts are shot. Dad goes through a set of points and shins every year, landsides about every two years, and moldboards every two to three years. If he bought a new plow every time the wear parts got tired, he'd have gone broke 15 years ago.

Plow iron is easy to replace and way cheaper than a whole new plow every time. Flame wrench 'em off and bolt the new ones on. Don't bother trying to recycle the bolts, as the heads are worn off and will fall right through the holes on the new iron.

Replies:

• Re: Hugh Mac Kay or Anyone? Allan In NE 06:52:24 09/26/06 (4)
  • Re: Hugh Mac Kay or Anyone? Nat 2 12:27:00 09/26/06 (0)
  • Re: Hugh Mac Kay or Anyone? Harley 07:41:16 09/26/06 (2)
    • Re: Hugh Mac Kay or Anyone? chadd 10:41:07 09/26/06 (0)
    • Re: Hugh Mac Kay or Anyone? RustyFarmall 08:55:28 09/26/06 (0)

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