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Right Hand Moldboard for International Harvester Super Chief Plows

Original price was: $165.08.Current price is: $107.11.

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When your moldboard starts showing serious wear—maybe it’s got grooves you could plant corn in, or the curve isn’t quite what it used to be—it’s time to get back to proper soil turning. A worn moldboard doesn’t just slow you down, it means you’re not getting the clean, consistent furrows you need for good soil preparation. This right-hand moldboard gets your Super Chief plow back to turning soil like it should.

What You’re Getting

  • 5/16 inch thick steel construction that handles rocks and tough conditions without bending
  • Four precisely placed 7/16 inch bolt holes for a secure, shake-free mount
  • Factory-correct curve designed to turn soil smoothly and bury crop residue completely
  • Right-hand design that matches your plow’s original specifications exactly

Built for Real Farm Work

This moldboard fits 16, 18, and 20 inch International Harvester Super Chief plows—those dependable workhorses you’ll find turning fields from spring prep through fall tillage. Whether you’re breaking new ground, working up corn stubble, or getting fields ready for beans, this is the same moldboard that came on your plow from the factory.

Made to Last

Farm plows take a beating, especially when you hit rocks, roots, or that occasional fence post you didn’t see coming. This moldboard is built from heavy 5/16 inch steel that’s thick enough to handle impact but still shaped right for proper soil flow. The steel holds its curve and keeps its edge longer than thinner aftermarket pieces.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—four bolts and you’re back in business. Before you mount the new moldboard, it’s worth checking the landside and share while you’ve got everything apart. If you’re replacing multiple moldboards, keep them in order so your furrows stay consistent across the field.