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Re: super H plow
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Posted by Dr.EVIL on April 30, 2004 at 07:21:07 from (216.136.115.250):
In Reply to: super H plow posted by jake on April 30, 2004 at 04:44:04:
A #8 Little Genius is probably what You want, a later one with steel disc wheels/rubber tires. The hyd. lift was an option on them since most still had the hand trip rope. The clutch in the land wheel was disconnected and the cyl. mount was bolted on. Something in a size range of 2-14" or 2-16" bottoms would be about right. IH claimed the Super H was a 3-bottom tractor but if Yours is even close to stock 2-14's is enough for it. Give the Ole' Girl a break! Ohhhhh And typically the 3-bottom plows sell for 1/4th or less of the price of a 2-bottom and they are convertable from 3 into 2 bottoms.
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