#70 plow points

[boots]

anyone happen to know wher i can locate plow poits for a 5 bottom #70 mine currently has the slightly bent down on the very front ones. would like to locate before ripping mine all off if possible. and it seems my front bolt is larger than the other 3 . i tryed looking at offical case ih parts on line i usually have good luck there for part #s but it dosnt cover or show the points or other wear items.  any help appreciated boots 

[Takn4aFool]

is the share you're looking for...part number 463254R2...called a "deep suck"

[boots]

probly mine are bent like that on the front . mine pretty wore just hopeing to get part # before taking all off. 

[560Dennis]

  these fellows , should be able to help with parts .

Steve smith republic Ohio 419-618-0017

Dylan lynch ,Indiana (765)470-2474

andrew kinter new castle Indiana (574)292-0248

 

[axial_al]

Google a company called Shoup.  The front bolt is 7/16 and the other three are 3/8 as I remember.  They are left hand thread to as I remember from probably fifty years since I changed them.

[nate]

18 hours ago, boots said:

anyone happen to know wher i can locate plow poits for a 5 bottom #70 mine currently has the slightly bent down on the very front ones. would like to locate before ripping mine all off if possible. and it seems my front bolt is larger than the other 3 . i tryed looking at offical case ih parts on line i usually have good luck there for part #s but it dosnt cover or show the points or other wear items.  any help appreciated boots 

Take one off, there is usually a part number on the back side

[drglinski]

Need to know what kind of bottoms you have.  Cannot identify correctly by saying it's just a #70 plow.  Pics would help.  

[Sledgehammer]

This came from an old time IH parts man years ago. Gives numbers for bolts and such. I'm not around my wear parts manual or parts interchange books right now to look at anything else. I second the "deep suck" points is probably what you have. I prefer them here over the other styles personally. 

[Big Leonard]

Maybe this has been addressed before but why were the plow bolts left hand thread.

I remember changing shares as a kid and dad reminding me they are left hand thread.

Just curious

thanks 

[Mr. Plow]

So they don't back off from dragging on furrow floor.