'F-shin' as available from local Tractor Supply Company or from Agri-supply definitely fits - I got mine this weekend. Gotta love Ford - apparently this 1 shin fits pretty much all ford plows over a 60 year period.
Also got shares at TSC because of the same modular design features. Shares for the more common 14 and 16" plows bolt right on - all use the same bolt pattern. Osmundson (USA MADE) were $14 each. P/N was OF14 or OF16. I bought 16" because they were $5 each less than 14" (go figure) with the intention of cutting them shorter.
Can anybody advise as to what might happen if I leave them long? ( I've never run a moldboard). Thinking of cutting to 13 or 14".
Now I'm still looking for landsides. 104356 is Ford# for the front. It appears Osmundson makes a match for that - I'm waiting for TSC to get me one of those. 104355 is the rear, but the Osmundson book shows that their rear has a different bolt pattern. Could be a goof in the printed book. Waiting for TSC to get an answer on that, but if Crescent reopens soon, maybe I can get one there. I'll post again if I figure out what to do for these Landsides. Hope others get as lucky......
PS - Found a good source for the 5/8" plow bolts that attach the landsides - Wilson Finley online has good selection of fasteners that are harder to find locally, and price is very reasonable. Check them out if you find the 5/8 plowbolts as rare as I found them to be here. Guess No-Till farming has wiped out all knowledge of the old moldboards, as well as much of the spare parts........ Thank goodness for the internet and seasoned farmers!
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