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For the point most people tend to use a Ferguson one. The only trouble is that the frog (the piece that the point bolts to) is a very close fit to the underside of the point, resulting in the point not lining up when it’s bolted in. If this happens the best thing to do is to shave some off the inside face of the point until it fits properly. I’m told that you can also use a David Brown one, but I’ve always stuck to Ferguson pattern.
The standard disc is around 12″ diameter, but you can use a larger one for the opening and the finish. The standard one is best to stick with because you can then use a skim with it to bury the surface rubbish.Attachments:
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