Ferguson DO 21 middle busters.

[txdutchman]

I bought a little 2 row cultivator with 2 middle busters on it. Problem is, someone cut pieces out of them. Does anyone know where one might could find some for that particular plow? I would like to keep it original looking. Thanks!

 

[caterpillar guy]

I have no idea where you would fine new or replacement points/tips for that but looking at your picture they look like they were a one piece part so I would just weld a piece of an ols plow point on to the other side at the same angle as the piece above it or something close to it. you will want something along the line of old plow point or mold board for the wear factor in the iron you use. Regular steel would work but will wear fast. May even bend bad too.

 

[txdutchman]

I have no idea where you would fine new or replacement points/tips for that but looking at your picture they look like they were a one piece part so I would just weld a piece of an ols plow point on to the other side at the same angle as the piece above it or something close to it. you will want something along the line of old plow point or mold board for the wear factor in the iron you use. Regular steel would work but will wear fast. May even bend bad too.

Yes, I can but the back support for the buster is cut also. I can just put a regular new style buster on it for when I plow my garden. Don't get me wrong, I can make it work for what I bought it for ( garden work). But when I bought it I didn't know it was manufactured by Ferguson and had a tag on it and everything. I would like to have it look like it originally did.

 

[txdutchman]

Yes, I can but the back support for the buster is cut also. I can just put a regular new style buster on it for when I plow my garden. Don't get me wrong, I can make it work for what I bought it for ( garden work). But when I bought it I didn't know it was manufactured by Ferguson and had a tag on it and everything. I would like to have it look like it originally did.

 

[BarnyardEngineering]

Yes, I can but the back support for the buster is cut also. I can just put a regular new style buster on it for when I plow my garden. Don't get me wrong, I can make it work for what I bought it for ( garden work). But when I bought it I didn't know it was manufactured by Ferguson and had a tag on it and everything. I would like to have it look like it originally did.

Unfortunately, the wear parts for that have most likely been out of production for decades. It's pre-Massey Ferguson, which means pre-1953. Finding them may be like looking for a needle in a haystack of haystacks. There are probably some parts sitting on a shelf in an old barn somewhere, but how would you go about finding them?

Best source of parts will be another middle buster just like it.