What model of disc harrow

[mfranklin601]

I need to replace some parts on my Dad's disc harrow, but I do not know the model. Can someone help? Please see pics

 

[jeff9366]

There are few proprietary wear parts on Disc Harrows, one of the oldest implements.

If you carefully measure original parts almost any Disc Harrow replacement can be found at Agri Supply.

Taking apart old, rusty, dusty, banged up harrows can be a bear of a job. You will need a socket cheater pipe, long wrenches, Kroil or Blaster solvent and heat for sure.

LINK: Disc & Tillage | Agri Supply

 

[bullbreaker]

Yeah like Jeff said measure the disc etc and match . You can even go to serrated disc . The cheaper ones will be made in India while the premium ones will be made in Canada etc if your looking to replace some disc . As far as brand the lower level DH tend to be almost like a cookie cutter design . By the pics that harrow looks L framed so wouldnt be a heavy duty application . As far as "brand" who knows it could be a Leinbach or even a Howse ? Just a guess by age and color .

Oh btw see its your first post . Welcome to TBN !

 

[mfranklin601]

Yeah like Jeff said measure the disc etc and match . You can even go to serrated disc . The cheaper ones will be made in India while the premium ones will be made in Canada etc if your looking to replace some disc . As far as brand the lower level DH tend to be almost like a cookie cutter design . By the pics that harrow looks L framed so wouldnt be a heavy duty application . As far as "brand" who knows it could be a Leinbach or even a Howse ? Just a guess by age and color .

Oh btw see its your first post . Welcome to TBN !

Thanks for the reply and help.

 

[mfranklin601]

I was thinking that it was an old King Kutter

 

[jeff9366]

It may be.

If it is King Kutter and you order replacement parts from KK, you can count on paying at least three times as much for KK parts, relative to Agri Supply replacements.

In my observation KK implements have always been painted yellow.

 

[Alan W.]

Most farm and tractor supply stores carry some replacement disc blades. Just match the center hole and diameter. Thickness can vary a bit with no real problems. The bearings if needed appear to be the sealed type. Pull and natch the numbers on them.
I will second the recommendation on AgriSupply for price and availability.

 

[kthompson]

Have no idea the brand but I will be third to recommend Agri Supply. Those look like standard "dished" depth blades but there are some deeper dished blades, just pick them up by mistake. You could have a full inch or near two worn off those blades. Think the blades there are India and Brazil, but have not bought any in at least two years. On bearings you may find China, Japan and US made bearings. I have not had good life with the China bearings. I was having issues with bearings not lasting and my friend who has tractor garage told me to loosen the axle support, tighten the axle and then re-tighten the supports. As to socket and cheater bar, I greatly prefer large impact wrench. If you use manual wrenches you have to at least have the disk in the dirt to loosen and tighten the axles. I do like to let the gangs of blades on the ground and remove the clamps or bolts holding the axle in place and then lift the disk so the blades are not allowed to drop only to find your foot under a blade or some less serious issue.

 

[MHarryE]

Shoups is the place most go for quality parts. Shoupparts.com, supplies parts like disk blades from 16 to 24, every spool and bearing you can imagine. Frequently short line manufacturers of 3 point disks like yours search out the common parts because they can’t afford to tool up their own. Shoup stocks all those frequently used parts. Download their catalog - 530 pages for the spring 2020 catalog took 30 seconds on my iPad and it’s easier referencing than my paper copy. Disk parts are under vertical tillage.

 

[mfranklin601]

Thanks for the reply