Dirt Moving Kubota plow

[Jdhager87]

Anyone ever seen or used a Kubota 2 bottom plow? Gots the chance to buy one at a decent price but can稚 find any info on them. Thanks.

 

[oosik]

I never knew that Kubota ever sold moldboard plows. They certainly don't appear to today. Pictures - ??

 

[Jdhager87]

 

[Ford850]

Looks like an L204. I don't know anything about them but Messick's lists them on their parts site: Kubota L24 (2F-14" PLOW) Parts Diagrams

 

[Jdhager87]

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I can git it for $100. Surely it痴 worth that.

 

[Shaneard]

Anyone ever seen or used a Kubota 2 bottom plow? Gots the chance to buy one at a decent price but can稚 find any info on them. Thanks.

I never knew that Kubota ever sold moldboard plows. They certainly don't appear to today. Pictures - ??

I've never seen or heard of one either. Check and see if you can find wear parts for it before buying it. If you can't get shins, landsides, or shares it'll be useless when things wear out.

 

[Trillium Farm]

Kubota bought Kverneland in 2012 and they do make plows, so one can assume that the Kubota plow is really a kverneland.

 

[Jdhager87]

I've never seen or heard of one either. Check and see if you can find wear parts for it before buying it. If you can't get shins, landsides, or shares it'll be useless when things wear out.

Well I got an old Ferguson 14-ao-28 that needs new cutting edge and what I致e seen on replacement part they are pricey. So ima just lookin for one that痴 n better shape. And don稚 cost a bunch.

 

[MHarryE]

Well I got an old Ferguson 14-ao-28 that needs new cutting edge and what I致e seen on replacement part they are pricey. So ima just lookin for one that痴 n better shape. And don稚 cost a bunch.

Something to try that worked for me is to fit shares that are similar size. Don’t have same deep suck nose that the Ferguson share has but work fine although might take more adjustment. I hit a foot and broke a cast deep suck share. Needing to get the field worked, I ran to the King Kutter big box store and bought one of their made in India plows. Finished that field but next year I broke a share on the King Kutter. King Kutter doesn’t supply spare parts - found that out after a 3 month wait - so back to the store and found a very close match. Torched out one hole to make it a perfect fit and that worked fine, so I did the same thing for my much better built Ferguson plow. No deep suck nose on the share but it’s no problem. Is that how so many of those old Ferguson plows are still being used because the places I found that can supply me something like the original need a fortune, are Amish blacksmiths because they have no phone, have to call a neighbor who relays the message, etc.

 

[MHarryE]

The plow in the pictures is definitely not a Kvernland. My cousin has 3 of them. The plow looks like something Kubota might have bought from a short line manufacturer in the past in order to have implements. They have for the most part gone beyond that stage by buying up so many companies.