Posted by AG in IN on December 12, 2011 at 19:20:25 from (67.236.115.247):
In Reply to: C20 plow update posted by hatrick on December 12, 2011 at 15:19:47:
Lmack said: (quoted from post at 01:36:32 12/13/11) The points and the shares on the Plow Chief wear out at the same time which is may be why IH went with the Super Chief which has no separate point. I have a C20 on which my dad replaced both plows with Super Chief's. The plow shares are one piece.
According to IH literature, the share is supposed to usually outlast 3 points. I've never found this to be true. 2 points to 1 share is about the best I've ever done, and by then, the share is worn to the frog.
IH also had some literature, in about 1953-55, that explained that the Plow Chief was a universal-style replacement for most conventional-style bottoms. The conventional style bottoms were falling out of favor because of a lack of good blacksmiths (according to IH). In the same literature, they mocked those companies who were using those new-fangled, flimsy throw-away shares, as they were thin, bent easily, and wore poorly, and weren't as economical as the other companies claimed. The Super Chief bottom was surely in development at this time. IH should have learned something about throw-away shares, especially with the propaganda they were spewing, but they didn't. They had serious problems with bending and breaking of the early Super Chief shares.
AG
This post was edited by AG in IN at 19:42:18 12/12/11.
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