Dirt Moving semi mount 4 bottom plow

[kelby]

how much would it cost to replace worn out moldboards on a JD 4 bottom plow?

 

[beenthere]

:welcome:
jdparts would be a good place to look. Put the model number in and then find out what the parts availability is and a price.

 

[pjbci]

Try shoup parts online also.

 

[kelby]

i don't have a parts number. i can't make out the serial plate,,, but it has the john deere paint still on..

 

[beenthere]

Then you might try taking off the part and looking for a stamped no. that Deere dealer can reference.
Or get the dimensions and try Shoup parts.

 

[Tx Jim]

:welcome:
jdparts would be a good place to look. Put the model number in and then find out what the parts availability is and a price.

Plow bottom parts aren't listed in the JD plow parts catalog. Bottom parts are listed in a parts book by themselves named plow bottoms. The part numbers should be stamped on the backside of the parts if they're not worn off.

 

[Robert_in_NY]

Its impossible for anyone to say what it will cost without knowing the model/plow bottoms. If possible start searching for pictures of JD plows till you find one identical to yours. That will give you a good place to start. Then you can figure out what it will cost. Otherwise, pull off the parts and look for the part numbers on the back side. Then you can look them up.

When you do find out what plow you have or what part numbers you have make sure you write it down somewhere. I like to write the model number in permanent marker on the frame somewhere.

 

[Tx Jim]

Its impossible for anyone to say what it will cost without knowing the model/plow bottoms. If possible start searching for pictures of JD plows till you find one identical to yours.

But because this thread is titled semi-mount 4 bottom narrows the plow bottom part #s drastically. The points are probably throw-away type points.

 

[kelby]

think its a 145,, compared to others... frame and where cylinder hooks up

 

[Robert_in_NY]

But because this thread is titled semi-mount 4 bottom narrows the plow bottom part #s drastically. The points are probably throw-away type points.

But without a model number or at least a picture its still impossible to give an actual answer as to cost.