Old Plow broke

[otherguy]

I have an old plow that has offset pins, but the pin broke off from the bar. The bar the pins are welded to is held on to the plow by two U bolts and the bar has a flat surface on the top.

Anyway, is there a way to get a replacement for something like this or am I just out of luck?
I bought it at an auction and it worked for quite a while but I wasn't watching and got it to deep in a hilly area and it snapped the pin off, hoping I can just replace the bar.

Attached is the best picture of the plow I have handy.

Thanks

 

[otherguy]

wow, I guess by 118 views and no responses that I will have to find a new plow.

 

[ch1ch2]

Anything can be fixed.
Cut off the broken piece and weld on another.

 

[ch1ch2]

If your are in my area I will help.

 

[ch1ch2]

Too many good parts to through away.

 

[otherguy]

If your are in my area I will help.

hmm, wonder how much it would cost to ship it to you.

 

[DJ54]

Brand and model of plow would be a big help to find a part number. I found 4, at two different parts suppliers for a Massey-Ferguson plow. http://www.tractorhouse.com/list/PartsSearch.aspx?PartNum=660223M1 Not saying they will fit yours, but saying there are some out there.

If you can determine at least who made it, you could go here TractorHouse.com | Used Tractors For Sale: John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Kubota. and place a want to buy ad, third item down in the red menu at left. Give a good description, and dimensions, you may come up with a good used one.

 

[jenkinsph]

wow, I guess by 118 views and no responses that I will have to find a new plow.

Without better pictures it is hard to give advice. Take it to a welding shop.

 

[kevin37b]

Looks like pipe with a piece of flat welded on . Trapped by a U cut in the pipe . If you can get it to Mansfield Il, I could fix it in 20 minutes .

 

[otherguy]

Here are some more pics, maybe someone knows the brand so I could search parts?

 

[idaho2]

What size tractor are you planning on using with the plow?

 

[otherguy]

What size tractor are you planning on using with the plow?

The tractor is 45hp

 

[HarryVanderpool]

That looks like a total piece of cake to repair.
Remove the U-bolts and the shaft.
Cut everything away from the broken end except for the shaft.
Buy a piece of 2 x 3/4" cold roll.
Cut to length, drill the hole for the pin, then weld it on.
Eassy peezy.

 

[HarryVanderpool]

On second thought, there is no need to remove the shaft.
Just set the plow in your shop and repair it right in place.

 

[Gary Fowler]

If yo can weld (or get it to a welding shop) it looks to be an easy fix. I think you will have to cut off the flat pieces that broke, fab up a new piece from a piece of 1/2" plate, drill a hole for a new bolt on pin and weld the plate back to the pipe cross member. Shouldn't take more than an hour at a shop to fix.

 

[otherguy]

Thanks, I'll start looking for a welding shop or mobile welder.