Rib Plow Share for John Deere Nu Series Plow

Description

When your plow shares start to wear thin and your furrows aren’t turning over like they used to, it’s time for a replacement. This 18-inch right-hand rib share is designed specifically for John Deere Nu Series plows, getting your moldboard plow back to cutting clean furrows and turning soil properly. The right-hand configuration means this goes on the right side of your plow, working with the corresponding left-hand share to handle your full cutting width.

What You’re Getting

• 5-hole mounting pattern with one 1/2-inch bolt hole and four 7/16-inch holes for secure attachment
• 18-inch cutting width that matches your Nu Series plow’s specifications
• Rib-type design that provides aggressive soil cutting and penetration
• Right-hand configuration engineered for proper soil flow and turnover
• Non-hardsurfaced construction that’s cost-effective for typical soil conditions

Built for Real Farm Work

This share fits John Deere Nu Series plows used for primary tillage operations. Whether you’re breaking new ground, turning under crop residue, or preparing seedbeds, these plows handle the heavy lifting of moving and inverting soil. The Nu Series plows are commonly found on mid-sized tractors doing serious tillage work across a wide range of farming operations.

Made to Last

Farm-grade steel construction handles the constant wear and impact of cutting through soil, roots, and buried debris. The share is built to John Deere’s specifications, ensuring it fits properly and works with your moldboard to create the soil inversion and burial you need. While it’s not hardsurfaced, it provides good wear life in most soil types without the added cost.

Installation Notes

This is a direct bolt-on replacement using your existing bolt holes. Make sure to check bolt condition when you replace the share—if the bolts are worn or stretched, now’s the time to replace them too. Keep your shares sharp for best performance, and consider having a spare on hand since share wear is gradual until it suddenly affects your tillage quality.