Where Can I Find Shares?!

Bryce Frazier · Oct 14, 2015

Anyone know where I can find plow shares for this J.I. Case plow??

I have had it for a couple of years, and for some reason, it just plows SOOOO nice! I love it, really do!! But, it is to the point where it doesn't want to go into the ground... Needs new shares... baaaaaad!

So, anyone know where I can get some?? The guys at "North 40 Outfitters" (Big R) think that IF I am able to get some numbers from it, they can get me some from Hershal Adams...

Thoughts? Bryce

Earl-IL · Oct 14, 2015

Steve Rea in Salem Ohio can supply if you give him the numbers off the back of the share. His Company is Ploworx, Webb site. His ph. number is 330-277-7634. Maybe 12D, 14D or 16D for Blacksmith type share. Depends on 12,14, or 16 inch. bottoms.

Leroy · Oct 15, 2015

Bryce, from what I can see those shares are still a lomng way from needing replacing. All they need if the nose is as the rest of the share is a good sharpening and you do that with heat and hammer and anvil. You should have a forge for that but you could renew the nose with a torch for heat. We would do the noe only about every 2 or 3 times for sharpening the complete share. There is instructions for sharpening in some makes owners manuals. If you were close I could teach you how to do it but Idaho and Ohio are too far apart for that.

hd6gtom · Oct 15, 2015

They don't look worn out to me--do you have an old blacksmith around? They would use a trip hammer and forge heat to "put some suck" in them, just be careful they don't put too much.

John P. · Oct 15, 2015

Have you already tried Crescent Forge and Shovel? They have a website.

Tim(nj) · Oct 15, 2015

crescent forge has been out of business for several years now.

Tim(nj) · Oct 15, 2015

and if you are on Facebook, Ploworx has a page there, too.

John P. · Oct 15, 2015

They still have a website up. Are you sure?

John P. · Oct 15, 2015

http://members.peak.org/~crescentforge/home/home.htm

Earl-IL · Oct 15, 2015

Crescent Forge Dies & Patterns went to Steve Rea at PLOWORX Salem, Ohio & White Horse Machine in PA 2 yrs. ago.

MtMan · Oct 15, 2015

Bryce, I have seen them weld a piece of a truck spring to the share when they are worn. I have never done it but maybe some one on here has and can add some more info. for you

Mike Fitz · Oct 15, 2015

Bryce.
Contact Don Livingston, he has the last of the Case plow shares from Cresent forge. Mike

Tim(nj) · Oct 15, 2015

Yes. Guy operating Ploworx mentioned in this thread has the tooling.

Leroy · Oct 15, 2015

Truck spring actually is too wide to work corectly, car spring is better Quick fix for busted off nose but not as good as replacement nose. And I do not know if they are avaible any ware. I could also take a wore out blacksmith share and rebuild it with a deep suck throwaway share. Would not be hard to do.

TomA in CA · Oct 16, 2015

I have been keeping my old plow going for years by welding on 4" chunks of old springtooth. I learned this on the internet.

Hay maker2 · Oct 16, 2015

There is an Amish guy in Ohio that forges plow parts for all the old stuff. Send me an email and I will send you his contact info and his catalog.

GordoSD · Oct 27, 2015

Toss the moldboard plow and get a disc/chisel.

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