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Welding Cast Plough Share

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Mark

10-26-2001 08:23:17




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I broke the plough share in my old ferguson deep digger plough, it is the type with the wing and point combined and I cant get hold of a new one anywhere. Consequently i need to weld it. It is cast, does anyone have any advice on how to weld it? i can either Mig weld it with standard wire or stick weld it, or can anyone tell me where i can get a new one? Thanks for your help.




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Mark

10-27-2001 13:53:59




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 Re: Welding Cast Plough Share in reply to Mark, 10-26-2001 08:23:17  
Thanks much appreciated



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Mark

10-27-2001 13:53:34




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 Re: Welding Cast Plough Share in reply to Mark, 10-26-2001 08:23:17  
Thanks muc appreciated



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Chums5

10-26-2001 19:43:17




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 Re: Welding Cast Plough Share in reply to Mark, 10-26-2001 08:23:17  

Mark....To weld the plow share and make it hold..... V-groove the break(both sides) with a grinder(pretty deep/min. as deep as metal thickness)....if you have a forge would be great cause you need both pieces cherry red then weld with nickel rod or your wire feed will work if you can turn it up very hot(just don't burn thru).....weld inside and out..filling the V-groove with weld with a very wide pass(approx 3/4 to 1" wide) then have some clean fine sand ready and bury plow share in it for min. 3 to 4 hours....with 6" to 12" of sand all around piece....that's so piece cools slow and equally so it don't crack and tempers it alittle by controling the rate of cooling.....used to weld exhaust manifolds for cars and trks. so lots of times you only have one chance to weld a manifold that can't be replaced..... Hope this Helps....

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Dale G

10-26-2001 09:36:51




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 Re: Welding Cast Plough Share in reply to Mark, 10-26-2001 08:23:17  
I have been told you can heat up and keep hot the cast parts you want to weld and use nickle rod to weld them but I have never tried it.Allthough it may be hard to keep it from breaking again because of being a plow share.Good Luck!!!!!



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