Disc harrow unknown origin and parts

[Stumpuller]

This disc harrow has p/n numbers on it:

HA 1009 located on the bearing housing

H 975 on the axle housing

H 6909 on the axle outside coupling.

Please look at the photo and the left front gang has failed and pulled some of the supporting structure out of line. If anyone can tell me a place to find parts for a possible rebuild. At one time I thought it was painted green.

 

[Tooljunkie]

Back in the olden days green didnt mean john deere. Mccormick ,Hesston were a couple that come to me. Any good ag dealer will have parts manuals for even the old stuff.bearings and discs may be found, but the steel angles and flats would need to be fabricated.

 

[Stumpuller]

Thanks Tool Junkie I going to take the front gangs off and take it to welding shop and let them use the blue flame wrench on the axle nuts and see what falls out after that.

 

[BAP]

It could be an Oliver disc harrow. They were a darker green than a John Deere. Oliver made a lot of disc harrows. Google Oliver Disc Harrows and you come up with a lot of pictures of them.