Looking for plow leighs

You can't tell the plow bottom parts from just the plow maker. Each maker sold plow bottoms separately from the plow frames because different soils worked better with different shapes. Some offered 20 or 30 different bottoms and parts often don't interchange between them. You will need to find part numbers on some plow bottom (which consists of a FROG that everything bolts to and which bolts to the plow frame, a moldboard, a plow share, sometimes a shin, and often a landside) part and use that to trace down which plow bottom you have, then you can maybe find plow shares to fit. Or take an old plow share off and carry it with you to the farm stores that still carry plow parts hoping to match the top and back shapes and the bolt holes.

Gerald J.