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    Posted: 23 Sep 2011 at 6:10pm
Any body know where I can get some plow shares for 363-14. That is the number on my moldboard.
Thanks, Bryan
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I don't have any shares, but these number are in my plow bottoms book.
I presume right hand. The same moldboard (325604) was used for 363-12 and 363-14 right hand. The differences between 361, 362 and 363 are in the moldboards.

AC called them bullet blades instead of shares. I don't know why.
12" regular is 326056. 12" heavy duty is 326826. 12" HD narrow cut is 338476.
14" regular 325614, 14" HD is 326082.

Almost the fewest options for shares of anny AC plow bottom.

Osmundson used to make a 325614 rock share, but apparently no more according to their catalog page. It was their part number OA 14-4RS.

Gerald J.
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When the new type of shares came out each company gave them a name, A.C. Bullet Point, Oliver Radix, etc.

Dusty
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   Bryan, if you can measure the old shares (Length of share at top, spacing of bolt holes, top of share to bolt holes, how many holes) I can see if I have some.

Edited by Rfdeere - 02 Oct 2011 at 5:10pm
Randy Freshour,Member Indiana AC Partners,
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