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Case plow, MT landside heel?

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BobV

04-03-2008 11:36:06




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I'm trying to replace the heel on a MT 3/14 plow, the casting/part number is WA 887 on the old part, does anyone have or know where I can get either a new one or one in good condition, any and all info would help.




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caseman-d

04-06-2008 07:20:00




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 Re: Case plow, MT landside heel? in reply to BobV, 04-03-2008 11:36:06  

BobV said: (quoted from post at 11:36:06 04/03/08) I'm trying to replace the heel on a MT 3/14 plow, the casting/part number is WA 887 on the old part, does anyone have or know where I can get either a new one or one in good condition, any and all info would help.


WA887 was a good number back in 1968. Had a price of 6.12 and weighs 4.8 lbs. Know it's not the info your looking for. I do not show a part number change in my old cross over book. Have you tried your CNH dealer to see if it was a good number yet.

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cahess

04-05-2008 17:58:37




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 Re: Case plow, MT landside heel? in reply to BobV, 04-03-2008 11:36:06  
Just get piece of steel same sise or thicker an use old landside as pattern an cutting rear end straight off .Than drill holes for bolt- than counter sink with drill slightly larger than plow bolt head to fit flush or even deeper than drive square head punch through for bolt to fit . If you have a torch heat holes red before drieving punch through.An you can heat bottom an rear of it an quench to harden.

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