New cub implement

[Dusty B]

Brought this home to plow potatoes w/w/my Cub! Next question- where do I get handles?? What make is it?? Where do I get a left handed shear?? Any/all info welcomed!!

[tst]

that plow was not made to fit a cub so you will have to do some work to make it fit

[Rick Spivey]

Do you plan to put handles on it and walk behind the cub? or are you trying to make it work like a 193 plow behind the cub? No idea on make, btw, there were lots of plow makers back in that day.

[radioguy41]

That's a horse drawn plow. Without handles and someone walking behind there's no way to control the angle or depth.

[Dusty B]

Going to put someone either on the tractor or on the plow handles (if I can get them on!). Don't have a horse so that is out - good novel challenge for a plow day?!? Did anyone say "easy" ?? Dusty B

[MiCarl]

I suspect you could make it work, it's not a lot different than a 193 plow. You'd need to come up with a bracket to attache it to the draw bar and a piece of chain from the beam to the rock shaft for lifting would be trivial.

The bigger problem you're going to have at a plow day is it's a left hand bottom. Everyone else will be going the other direction.

It's also a turning plow, not a potato plow.

Even right handed shares are tough to find for old plows. Left handed will be even tougher to find and you need to identify the bottom to have a hope of finding the correct one. If you need a share you're probably going to have to modify a share you can find or have one custom made. Either way, you'd probably be $$ ahead by abandoning it and finding a good condition 193 plow.

[Slim140]

Handles and shares aren't hard to find around here, I find them all the time still attached to the plow at auction sales. They come in all name brands but I call them "flower bed plows" usually go anywhere from $10-$20 depending on how good the handles are. We have 2, one left, one right as seen circled in yellow in these pictures of our house. They keep the flower beds from washing away

[Bill]

If there is an AMISH community near you I would check there.A day in the Amish area is very interesting.
Bill

[Don McCombs]

http://www.farmerbrownsplowshop.net/

[cub&catman]

You can buy new handles for your plow by calling this number. $50. postpaid. 402-567-2588

[Dusty B]

If there is an AMISH community near you I would check there.A day in the Amish area is very interesting.
Bill

We do have and that is one option I plan to explore! Thanks everyone - another extra project I need! NOT !! dusty

[SONNY]

I think I have one here like that, no handles, the nose piece looks the same.