id disc harrow

[revg62]

i picked this up last weekend for $100,can't find any manufacturer's name on it.just wondering if anyone out there has seen or owned one like this? i know i'll need bearings,a couple shafts (7/8") & some discs.looks like the 3" tubing on one side is twisted but i should have some to repair it with.the only part number i've found is b 722814 on one of the spools(?).the discs are 20".more folk art for the pasture!

 

[bullbreaker]

I'am no expert,pic's are kind of hard to see but that disc harrow has a lot of characteristics to be pointing out to be a King.Not to be confused with King KUTTER.The old "Kings" were red,on the sides in front of first row of discs they(King)would angle towards front 3' square tubing.In other words the frame was not square/rectangular looking from the top.Another thing King did was to weld a sheet of steel across A-frame on three point hitch.Hard to tell that from your pic's.
In these modern to us times A@B Eagle Line Equip.(TENN)has a disc harrow of very simular design.Go to their w/site you will see it.
BOONE

 

[rundogs]

Regardless of the make, it looks like a nice heavy disc.You can get all the parts at Agri-Supply.All you need are measurements,no brand names.

 

[sweettractors]

i picked this up last weekend for $100,can't find any manufacturer's name on it.just wondering if anyone out there has seen or owned one like this? i know i'll need bearings,a couple shafts (7/8") & some discs.looks like the 3" tubing on one side is twisted but i should have some to repair it with.the only part number i've found is b 722814 on one of the spools(?).the discs are 20".more folk art for the pasture!

When you get her done, you are going to have a super nice disc. I would take a dozen at that price and in that condition. Ken Sweet

 

[revg62]

thanks guys! i'll post pics of progress as repairs are made.revg62.

 

[Goodluck w/ That]

I thought International built some big square tube looking disks like that???

 

[art]

It's not an IH.!

 

[sweettractors]

It's not an IH.!

You are right, The IH had screw type handles used to adjust the cut angle front and back. Ken Sweet

 

[bullbreaker]

The DH in pictures is not identical to REVG62's.Its a slightly larger DH.It is a King though.Heres why I thought it might be made by the no-longer in production "King" company. Note once again how frame in front of discs angles inward,red color at one time,and flat steel across 3pt. A-frame.
Boone