Harrow Question

Christos · Apr 25, 2012

I probably ought to post this in the implements forum but here goes.

I have a 3 point disk with no tag and it looks almost identically to a light weight King Kutter/TSC branded rig. The only part number that I found is OR-3. It's rusted to the point of little to no paint but what's left has faded to a vermillion red and the paint I found underneath grease is either Massey Red or the Ford Red used on the hundred series. I thought it might be a Dearborn E series but it's missing a gusset plate and DMC stamped on parts.

If you have any ideas please let me know.

Christos

JDseller · Apr 25, 2012

It is likely not a Ford. They where made much differently than the newer light disk. There was a company called International Machinery Corp. They where in business from the late 1970s to mid 1990s. There colors where red and black. They made the lighter disk for TSC and others. I would bet that it is one of theirs.

Christos · Apr 25, 2012

Are parts still available for them? My spool is trashed.

Ultradog MN · Apr 25, 2012

If you mean bearing spool it depends on if it is the old 7/8" square axle or the newer 1 1/8" square shaft. The 7/8" stuff is pretty much NLA as far as I could find. A complete new 1 1/8 boxing or bearing can be had from shoupparts.com for not much money. I bought some a few years ago and IIRC they were about $16 each - maybe a bit higher now.

JMS/.MN · Apr 25, 2012

You could weld a spool together, using heavy wall pipe and some steel cookies.

JDseller · Apr 26, 2012

I would look at the King Kutter disk harrow. They very well could interchange.
King Kutter bearing assembly

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