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Looks like it worked. Thank you Oldproudvet for the tip on foto resize program.
It is time to find what I need to fix it or send it down thee road. I really would like to keep it with the 541.
 
that is a 3 bottom model BER plow for eagle hitch tractors. EX14 denotes that it is the later "throw away" shares and moldboards as opposed to the older CX "blacksmith" bottoms. The rear moldboard will need replaced but EX parts are still available. 16" and 14" parts will interchange so dont worry if you can only find 16" parts.

Your plow has the optional hydraulic depth adjust mast and the optional gauge wheel.

It is a nice plow with alot of potential and I would keep it if I was you. Try to track down the coulters if possible. Do not put on a non-breakaway plow coulter on the front bottom. If your plow does trip and the mast separates it will strike a non-break away coulter and most likely break it or the clamp holding it to your plow.
 

that is a model BE plow. They came in 3 and 4 bottom versions for the 3 and 400RN tractors. I have hours of seat time on a 300RN pulling a plow just like that one.
The model MT would be more vintage correct for your 530 tractor. I have had a lot of seat time on a 541C with an MTA34 plow also.
Loren
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Sorry the scan of the lit got a bit cropped off.
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My Operator's instruction Manual for my BER that I use is dated 12/52. It dates to the first Eagle Hitch. I've a 3/14 I use with my DC and a 2/16 I use with my SC. Neat plow for small areas, I prefer the pull plows for plow days. Larry
 
I think that must be a 4 bottom BER that has a bottom removed to be a 3 bottom based on how the trip mechanism is set up.

Eli
 

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