Plow Bolts

2510Paul · Dec 25, 2019

How are the clipped Plow Bolts from Shoup? Do they stand up and stay tight? They sure are a lot cheaper than the bolts at Case-IH.

Paul

Bob Bancroft · Dec 25, 2019

I don't know. Having trouble keeping points tight? Have you tried left hand bolts?

stonerock · Dec 25, 2019

run Shoup bolts on chisel plow and millboard plow no problem with them

jeffcat · Dec 25, 2019

I think you can also check FastenAll. They can order almost anything. Just bring one with you.

Welding man · Dec 25, 2019

Shoup is top shelf. Good quality and unbelievable fast shipping. I buy a lot from them.

Janicholson · Dec 25, 2019

Shoup is good. A tip is to tack weld the existing bolts to the thing they are tightened into so they don't turn when removing the nuts. The edges are radically sharp and cut like a razor. Cutting them off with a smoke wrench from the back is faster. Jim

SVcummins · Dec 25, 2019

The fiat cnh ones are left hand thread and they also have the smaller size nut on the larger bolt on the first bolt on the share so it fits better than the generic bolts do they are a little harder so you can reuse em a couple times without worrying about the head spinning in the share

Adirondack case guy · Dec 25, 2019

All the swedge head bolts for the Weise shears that I use are LH thread. I can use then several times over. A box of 6 5 bolt shears comes with the bolts for my 18" Radex bottoms as does all the other Weise wear parts.-------------Loren

2510Paul · Dec 25, 2019

Thanks everyone for the Great Input! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Paul

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