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Anyone know this plow?

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GunnyIa

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Is the plow a purchased product or home made? It can be adjusted to 5 different angles, and has skids on each side.
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The skids may be home made, using washers to adjust height. I currently have them upside down.
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Looks homemade to me. Should be a locking device to hold the blade at different angles but can't see that in the pics.
 
(quoted from post at 15:57:08 11/17/14) Dearborn 19-72 Economy Blade.
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id the Dearborn 19-72 Economy Blade come from the factory unpainted, or did it have a paint color? I'd like to clean mine up come spring. I don't see a stitch of paint on it! Thanks.
 
From the picture it looks like it uses cutting edges and it dose not have any attached. That would save on your Moboard if you bought a 5 er 6 footer...
Good Luck
Fat
 
Yep, I'm just realizing that it has no cutting edge. Where would one find such a thing? A couple of dumb questions, since I'm still learning these forums: What is a Mo board? And what does the OT. on posts stand for?

Thanks! Gunny
 
Moboard or Mowboard is short for Moldboard which is the curved blade that 'MOLDS' or rolls/carries the dirt/material in different directions and different ways depending on how it is pitched and angled.
To pitch the Moboard is to roll it forward or backwards as apposed to angling the Mobord which is to reach a degree of angle from center line of hitch/tractor.
A place to find cutting edges are construction outfits, I don't know about the lower 48 but I see them a lot on Craigslist all the time for $100. The Cat shop should have used ones and you are NOT going to need new ones. Don't forget the side edges, you are going to want to keep from wearing out the Moboard.

Good Luck
Fat
 
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