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14-inch Hardfaced Lister Share for John Deere Moldboard Plows

Original price was: $75.58.Current price is: $57.16.

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When you’re breaking ground and turning over tough soil, nothing takes a beating like your plow shares. Rocks, roots, and abrasive dirt wear down regular steel fast, but a dura-faced share like this one fights back with hardface coating that keeps the cutting edge sharp season after season. This 14-inch lister share gets your John Deere moldboard plow cutting clean furrows and flipping dirt like it should.

Key Features

  • Hardfaced coating resists wear from rocks and abrasive soil conditions much longer than standard shares
  • 14-inch width designed specifically for John Deere lister moldboard plow systems
  • Durable 5/16-inch thick steel construction handles the stress of deep tillage work
  • 4-1/4 inch bolt spacing matches your existing plow setup for direct replacement
  • Sharp cutting profile slices through packed soil and crop residue with less drag

Built for Real Farm Work

This share fits John Deere lister plows commonly used for primary tillage operations like breaking stubble, burying crop residue, and preparing seedbeds. Whether you’re working corn ground after harvest, breaking up sod for new crop land, or doing deep tillage to break hardpan, this hardfaced share handles the tough conditions that wear out regular parts in a hurry.

Made to Last

The hardface coating on this share is applied where wear happens most—along the cutting edge and soil contact areas. This special treatment creates a wear-resistant surface that stays sharp longer than regular steel, so you spend more time in the field and less time changing worn-out shares. The heavy 5/16-inch steel base provides the strength needed for deep plowing without bending or cracking.

Installation Notes

This is a direct bolt-on replacement using the same 4-1/4 inch bolt pattern as your original share. Make sure to torque the bolts to spec—loose hardware lets the share shift and creates uneven wear. Check your other plow components while you’re at it, because worn shares often mean your moldboards and landside plates need attention too.