Jake, If you are saving these moldboards for spares you have no need to worry about wear as they look fine. Unless you are plowing in rocky soil or plowing a lot of acres those parts will last you a long time. I suggest you clean them up, coat them with grease and store then inside and off the ground. Most old plows had a longer landside on the rear bottom. With your setup you probably do not need a tail wheel. Many old plows (such as model #4) used a "solid" tail wheel which was not much more functional than a landside only. As you plow you will find out whether you need a tailwheel. Suggest you take off the extensions and put them on the plow you now use...they do help cover trash and they really have no downside. Hang onto those moldboards...they are better than money in a bank! I wish they were mine. LA in WI
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