Case Centennial Plow Shares

[CaseDC3]

Yesterday I was plowing a sorghum field with my 3-14 Case Centennial model 'B' and my 1956 Case '400'. At some point, I must have hit a rock and broke the point off the rear share. I didn’t notice it was missing until I stopped for lunch and saw it was gone. I kept plowing for another three and a half hours, and it still worked just as well as before. Does anyone know if shares are available for this plow with CX14 moldboards?
Thanks a lot.
(The photos show the plow before, all shined up, and during use.)

 

[Mike Fitz]

Don Livingston had a supply of after market shares several years ago, I don't know if he still has any. I might have a usable used share available.

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

Yesterday I was plowing a sorghum field with my 3-14 Case Centennial model 'B' and my 1956 Case '400'. At some point, I must have hit a rock and broke the point off the rear share. I didn’t notice it was missing until I stopped for lunch and saw it was gone. I kept plowing for another three and a half hours, and it still worked just as well as before. Does anyone know if shares are available for this plow with CX14 moldboards?
Thanks a lot.
(The photos show the plow before, all shined up, and during use.)

Yesterday I was plowing a sorghum field with my 3-14 Case Centennial model 'B' and my 1956 Case '400'. At some point, I must have hit a rock and broke the point off the rear share. I didn’t notice it was missing until I stopped for lunch and saw it was gone. I kept plowing for another three and a half hours, and it still worked just as well as before. Does anyone know if shares are available for this plow with CX14 moldboards?
Thanks a lot.
(The photos show the plow before, all shined up, and during use.)

I use the 16" shares on my 14" S and A Series bet yours are the same you just leave one share hole empty,, the extra length does not affect any thing at all

 

[RBnWA]

Love the 400. Put a lot of hours on one growing up. RB

 

[mEl]

Going back more years than I care to remember, I went to the local blacksmith with my grandfather, and he put the shares in a forge and pounded new tips on broken shares for us. Good blacksmiths are hard to find nowadays. Am I the only one who has those memories, I suspect not.

 

[CaseDC3]

Don Livingston had a supply of after market shares several years ago, I don't know if he still has any. I might have a usable used share available.

I haven't taken the share off yet to see any stamping on the backside. It's for sure a CX14 moldboard.

 

[CaseDC3]

Going back more years than I care to remember, I went to the local blacksmith with my grandfather, and he put the shares in a forge and pounded new tips on broken shares for us. Good blacksmiths are hard to find nowadays. Am I the only one who has those memories, I suspect not.

I wish there were someone who still could do that work!