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Little Genius Plow

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SproutW

11-24-2007 15:21:45




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Ok, When I received my trip plow it came with some extra arms. I was told those arms convert the trip plow to hydraulic power. How do these work? Do they replace the old arms or are they simply added on somehow? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Are these a hard item to find, never heard of them before?

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Randy-IA

11-24-2007 19:38:37




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 Re: Little Genius Plow in reply to SproutW, 11-24-2007 15:21:45  
Hi Sprout , Sending scans isn't something I do everyday ( or month or even once a year ! ) so I hope it gets to you . Let me know . I worked on getting it the right size for 1/2 an hour . Finally just printed out a copy and reduced it then scanned it till I got a size that would work . The more I reduced it in the scanning program the more garbled it got till I couldn't even make it out . ...Randy

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Randy-IA

11-24-2007 18:41:51




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 Re: Little Genius Plow in reply to SproutW, 11-24-2007 15:21:45  
Hi Sprout , Of the three #8's I own I have one of each type lift . A fully hydraulic lift , a clutch lift with the factory hydraulic conversion and a staight up clutch lift . Thos axles look like the straight hydraulic lift . They are not for the conversion . Unless you have the cylinder mount up on the second beam they won't do you any good . Then again , maybe a better picture of the pile of parts might help me distingush all the parts that are there better . I can't tell on my tiny little monitor what that piece angling up from the axle on the bottom is . I'll try and send you a scan of what the cylinder lift looks like by email . ...Randy

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Hugh MacKay

11-24-2007 16:17:10




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 Re: Little Genius Plow in reply to SproutW, 11-24-2007 15:21:45  
Sprout: I presume the parts in the photo are surplus to a complete plow that is trip wheel lift on the left wheel. Does the left wheel have a large hub with a lever that hooks in at two positions on the hub? If that be the case, you have both trip lift and hydraulic lift. The axles and hubs in photo are for hydraulic lift, less the actual hydraulic cylinder.

I suspect you have a few parts missing unless they are on the plow. That linkage shown vertical in your photo hooks to a pivot activated by the hydraulic cylinder. If that pivot plus a solid hook for base of cylinder are on your plow, they will be on top of left beam at front near the tongue.

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