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04-08-2007 16:46:52




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Hi out there, Does anyone know where I could get a picture/diagram of what the different parts of a plow are called. I have a oliver 565 semi mount and was going to price parts but the parts are given different names then what I was taught to call them.
Thanks a bunch
Chris




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Randy as in Randy-IA

04-09-2007 04:19:45




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 Re: plow parts?? in reply to too many interests, 04-08-2007 16:46:52  
Hi , Bottom parts are called 1) The bottom cutting edge is called a share or shear by some , 2) the furrow wall edge is called a shin 3) the moldboard is called just that 4) the pflat bar on the side is called a landside or landslide by some 5) the part that holds all these parts , at least on the oliver 565 is called a frog 6) the part that holds the frog is called a standard , then above that the parts that hold the standard is the beam . There are a bunch of parts for the cushion hitch I won't try to cover right now . You can get a manual from the Floyd county museum , use the link below . ...Randy

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04-09-2007 09:31:29




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 Re: plow parts?? in reply to Randy as in Randy-IA, 04-09-2007 04:19:45  
Thanks Randy this helps out a lot with the parts.
I was always taught to call the share the point.
Chris



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Randy as in Randy-IA

04-09-2007 18:30:51




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 Re: plow parts?? in reply to too many interests, 04-09-2007 09:31:29  
I think some of the older plows had a separate tip that was called the point . They were 4 piece instead of three . Some plows only used 2 pieces , the moldboard and the share . Some used a moldboard , share and point but no shin. Hopefully someone can set me straight if I'm wrong . Every company back then was trying to one-up the competition so I'm sure that anything was possible . ...Randy



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