Plow Shin for John Deere 14 Inch High Speed Series Plows

Description

When you’re pulling your plow through tough conditions and rocks start chipping away at your moldboard, a good shin is like having armor for your investment. This replacement shin protects the front edge of your moldboard from damage while keeping your plow cutting clean through whatever the field throws at you. It’s one of those simple parts that can save you hundreds of dollars in moldboard replacement costs.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty 5/16-inch thick steel construction that takes the beating your moldboard used to absorb
• Two 7/16-inch bolt holes for secure mounting using standard plow bolts
• Direct replacement design that bolts right onto your existing moldboard setup
• Comes in bundles of 6 pieces so you can outfit multiple bottoms or keep spares on hand
• Built to handle the high-speed plowing conditions that John Deere HS series plows are known for

Built for Real Farm Work

This shin is designed specifically for John Deere 14-inch High Speed series plows that see serious field time. Whether you’re turning over corn stubble in the fall, working through rocky ground, or pushing through heavy clay, these plows work hard and fast. The shin takes the punishment from stones, roots, and abrasive soil that would otherwise wear out your expensive moldboard.

Made to Last

Farm ground is tough on plow components, but this shin is built from quality steel that holds up to the constant scraping and impact. The 5/16-inch thickness provides the right balance of protection without adding unnecessary weight to your plow. It’ll keep protecting your moldboard season after season, even in the most demanding soil conditions.

Installation Notes

Installation takes just a few minutes with standard tools. Line up the two bolt holes with your moldboard mounting points and secure with 7/16-inch plow bolts. Check the fit before final tightening to make sure the shin sits flush against the moldboard face. While you’ve got the bolts out, it’s a good time to inspect the moldboard for any wear or damage that needs attention.