This right-hand plowshare is the ground-engaging component that cuts and turns the furrow slice on the right side of the plow body. It mounts to the frog or shin of the plow bottom and is the primary wear surface that contacts the soil. The share’s leading edge and wing shape determine the slice’s width and the inversion angle. As the share wears, the cutting edge dulls, increasing draft force and leaving an uneven furrow wall. The manufacturer machines this share to the same hole spacing and profile as the original assembly, so it bolts directly to the frog without re-drilling. On installation, use the specified mushroom-head screws and torque them to the implement manual’s value; worn bolts should be replaced to maintain clamp force.