#8 Little Genius. I doubt those are BBA bottoms. BBA used shins and they were a Chattanooga Plow Works product that was used primarily in the eastern US. Those are probably HSKA bottoms (high-speed general purpose). I would suggest running some weld beads over those pockets to save those moldboards. You have worn into the soft center and you're maybe all they to the hard surface of the back side. A little maintenance can prevent them from becoming junk or from making ugly repairs later on. You get those pockets filled in and it should scour better and the soil will flow across the board better. An inexpensive way to tighten coulter bearings is to buy new bolts and shim up the inner coulter hub with tin, or aluminum, or pop cans to make the inner hub snug against the bolt. Its not the proper way to do it, and it will wear quickly, but for low-use it will make the coulter nice and tight.
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