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Making new Landslides??

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Dan

12-28-2003 17:42:47




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Has anyone ever made new landslides for any of their plows? I have a Case Model B plow and I am having no luck finding parts for it. I was thinking that I could make some landslides out of flat steel. Figured it might work ok for the amount of plowing I do. Was any special heat treatment, etc treatment done to landslides?




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Pete

12-29-2003 15:10:41




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 Re: Making new Landslides?? in reply to Dan, 12-28-2003 17:42:47  
Dan...I have a old Deere 2 bottom trip plow that was missing one landside. I made a cardboard template from the remaining landside and then just used the template to cut the new landside out of regular hot rolled steel. It probably won't last forever, but I don't really use the plow that much and besides, I can easily make another one if I need too. Works for me.

Pete



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Dan

12-29-2003 17:09:03




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 Re: Re: Making new Landslides?? in reply to Pete, 12-29-2003 15:10:41  
Thanks for all the info guys. The real problem I have now is finding the shares for this plow. Any ideas for shares?



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paul

12-29-2003 08:22:22




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 Re: Making new Landslides?? in reply to Dan, 12-28-2003 17:42:47  
It's pretty easy to rebuild the old ones as the other person mentioned, if you didn't let the old ones go too far gone..... . A spring steel or other harder iron wears better if you happen to have an iron pile.

Otherwise, using an old plow share works better than flat steel - the right kind of iron for hardness & wear - but it will drill real difficult, might want to torch the holes in....

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Nitpicker

12-28-2003 21:57:32




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 Re: Making new Landslides?? in reply to Dan, 12-28-2003 17:42:47  
That's LANDSIDE.



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M guy

12-29-2003 17:47:54




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 Re: Re: Making new Landslides?? in reply to Nitpicker, 12-28-2003 21:57:32  
Very good Nit, I was holding my tongue . Glad you took care of this. People talking wrong-- a real pet peeve of mine. Mguy.



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Tom

12-29-2003 13:55:22




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 Re: Re: Making new Landslides?? in reply to Nitpicker, 12-28-2003 21:57:32  
Hey Nitpicker, I have been calling them "landslides" all my life, and was just about to argue with you. I checked my Parts Manual for my MF-Model 74 and by grabs you are absolutely right, they are "landsides". Thanks for setting me straight. I try to learn one thing each day and today it is "landside".



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Tom

12-28-2003 19:37:01




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 Re: Making new Landslides?? in reply to Dan, 12-28-2003 17:42:47  
Dan, I haven't used any home-made landslides, but on the factory ones I always weld on about 4 passes on the bottom edge, and on the lower rear portion of the face (part sliding against the dirt) with hard surfacing rods. I don't have the rod number handy, but it was the highest Rockwell rated rods I could get. By hardsurfaceing this area, the land slides will last a very long time.



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jake

01-16-2004 09:46:42




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 Re: Re: Making new Landslides?? in reply to Tom, 12-28-2003 19:37:01  
try using AR steel to start with (abrasion reistant) and hardfacing with Crown's Royal 240 (stick weld) I can't remember the wire number but is an excellent hardface...we use it on an auger backfiller for closing tile drains and the wear would be much like landside action.



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