Trying to ID thos subsoiler

[HUTCHAMUSPRIME]

I need a replacement part for this subsoiler. I know this just a peice of steel but if I could find a replacement instead of having to cut and drill holes in a new peice of steel I'd prefer it. It had blue paint on it at some point. Thanks!

 

[workinonit]

What part?

 

[workinonit]

Ag Supply would have what you need.

 

[old and tired]

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how worn down is it? need measurements for holes....

 

[HUTCHAMUSPRIME]

What part?

If you look at the first photo, where the top link connects to implement there should be 2 peices of steel there and the top link goes between and then your pin holds it all. One of those peices is broken down probably 14-16 inches. It bolts on so I was hopping to get a pre drilled replacement part but if not I'll appreciate the advice on tracking down the right peice of steel to fab. I just don't know that much about steel. Lol.

 

[HUTCHAMUSPRIME]

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how worn down is it? need measurements for holes....

Sorry I wasn't very specific on what part I was looking for! Its on the connecting peices for the top link. I don't know what it's called! Check the first photo and look at the top link and you'll see what I mean. It looks to have broken off about 14 inches or so down.

 

[HUTCHAMUSPRIME]

It almost looks like a dearborn lift type subsoiler.

 

[HUTCHAMUSPRIME]

What part?

I found a diagram finally! It looks like it's called the "top link bracket" it looks like a dearborn 10-89 lift type subsoiler.

 

[Alan W.]

Was this what you referred to

https://ntractorclub.com/manuals/implements/plows/Dearborn%20Lift%20Type%20Subsoiler,%20Model%2010-89,%20Operating%20Instructions.pdf

Wild looking top link bracket. The one bolt is probably there to shear.

 

[HUTCHAMUSPRIME]

Was this what you referred to

https://ntractorclub.com/manuals/implements/plows/Dearborn%20Lift%20Type%20Subsoiler,%20Model%2010-89,%20Operating%20Instructions.pdf

Wild looking top link bracket. The one bolt is probably there to shear.

I actually found a parts manual for this earlier! I found a part number, which of course brought no results lol