Anyone know what plough this is from?

[New Puritan]

So I paid the princely sum of £7 for this implement which is a primitive bed former, made from a cultivator frame and then two old mouldboards mounted parallel to one another on it.

It could do with a few new parts, so depending on whether I can identify what they came from, and whether parts are available and for how much, I'd quite like to take it to pieces over the winter and get it in some sort of usable condition.

So from the photos below, can anyone identify what type of plough the parts have come from?

Many thanks in advance,
NP.

 

[milkloss]

Somebody will know I'm sure, I can see a little red paint on it to give a clue. What does the headstock look like?

 

[Ray996]

So I paid the princely sum of £7 for this implement which is a primitive bed former, made from a cultivator frame and then two old mouldboards mounted parallel to one another on it.

It could do with a few new parts, so depending on whether I can identify what they came from, and whether parts are available and for how much, I'd quite like to take it to pieces over the winter and get it in some sort of usable condition.

So from the photos below, can anyone identify what type of plough the parts have come from?

Many thanks in advance,
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International possibly?

 

[SuperTwo]

Look like International boards to me but I'm no expert

 

[yellowbelly]

So from the photos below, can anyone identify what type of plough the parts have come from?

You need to pay a visit to the Competition Ploughing Thread - somebody on there will know for sure.

 

[multi power]

Discs look like Ferguson to me

 

[northoftheborder]

David Brown.

 

[New Puritan]

Thank you everyone who has replied so far, though it's not been all that 'definite' an identification.

I took it apart a bit more yesterday (when I should have been doing something else), and brought it out into the light:

Does this give anyone a better idea?

Many thanks!

 

[massey765]

@Pennine Ploughing

 

[Pennine Ploughing]

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/...q2NeOjmzVm6Cp8HqYUy4S0wXCtjzzTJdp6gnCdd1YuZM7

might be a left hand one of these but not sure, looks like ihc point

 

[New Puritan]

Thanks @Pennine Ploughing - that's useful. The general consensus seems to lean towards IH. I wondered if anyone recognised the semi-circle cut-out in the arm as being specific to a particular make/model?

 

[MrNoo]

Fergie leg and the moldboard looks Fergie to, certainly the disc is Fergie, the semi circle cut out is on Fergie plough legs for the cross shaft to fit.

 

[Pennine Ploughing]

Fergie leg and the moldboard looks Fergie to, certainly the disc is Fergie, the semi circle cut out is on Fergie plough legs for the cross shaft to fit.

left handed?

 

[holwellcourtfarm]

The point looks very similar to the old cast Ransomes YL57

 

[Selectamatic]

I recon it may be a David Brown...

If you give the rear of the mouldboard a good wire brushing, it may show a stampmark

Saying that, it does not look like a DB leg, too many holes...

 

[Exfarmer]

I recon it may be a David Brown...

If you give the rear of the mouldboard a good wire brushing, it may show a stampmark

Saying that, it does not look like a DB leg, too many holes...

Off a 2d possibly?