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Scotty MN

04-06-2005 05:24:07




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I have a four bottom 14" international plow the number on the frame is po12810a. does anybody know what model it is? Where can a person get parts for these moldboard plows? It has a hydralic lift. Scott




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sammy the RED

04-06-2005 20:50:30




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 Re: international plow Id in reply to Scotty MN, 04-06-2005 05:24:07  
That part Number fits the following plows:
#3, 4, 8, 10, 11, and 14-16.

Most likely a #8 Little Genius or a #16.



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Hugh MacKay

04-06-2005 13:26:40




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 Re: international plow Id in reply to Scotty MN, 04-06-2005 05:24:07  
Scotty: I am assuming this plow is a trailer model, right? Is it on steel or rubber? I have a couple of plow parts books here covering almost 60 different IH plows. Not saying I have all as that is only a portion of plows made by IH.

Just trying to get an idea on age of your plow before I go looking. Does it have trip hitch? Or is it trip bottoms? Does it have levelling levers, if so 1 or 2, or cranks? Any other part numbers you can find will help, I'm thinking part numbers on hitch and tail wheel assemblies.

One piece of information I can give you, most plows can be equiped with several options on bottoms. Many of those same bottoms are used on different plows. One of the most important items in finding wear parts is having a list of those wear part numbers. Then find a supplier that specializes in plows, in your locality. We have a guy nearby, that can match up mold board parts from diagrams, thus wants customers to bring old part. I had a landside, part number was worn off. He charted out on his diagram, measurments between holes and size of holes, length, width, etc., faxed it off to his supplier, 4 days later I had a landside. Interesting part is I'm not absolutely sure of plow model number. I do know the landside will fit numerous IH plows.

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scotty - mn

04-06-2005 13:54:21




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 Re: international plow in reply to Hugh MacKay, 04-06-2005 13:26:40  
Hugh it has rubber tires. front and back it has one leveling lever it has a trip hitch plastic flip over pieces mounted on moldboard I'll try to get part # off of rear wheel assembly but I don't think there is one on hitch. I can email you a picture of the plow If you would like



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Hugh MacKay

04-06-2005 17:25:23




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 Re: international plow in reply to scotty - mn, 04-06-2005 13:54:21  
Scotty: Send the photo along, picture is worth a 1,000 words. I'm sure we can nail it, at least give it a good try. My e mail is always exposed.



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Scotty MN

04-07-2005 05:10:56




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 Re: international plow in reply to Hugh MacKay, 04-06-2005 17:25:23  
I posted pictures on inplement photos under international plow



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Hugh MacKay

04-07-2005 06:54:18




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 Re: international plow in reply to Scotty MN , 04-07-2005 05:10:56  
Scotty: I'd have to go with Sammy's opinion on No. 8 or 16. Photos arn't quite clear enough to say which.



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oleblu

04-08-2005 20:01:46




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 Re: international plow in reply to Hugh MacKay, 04-07-2005 06:54:18  
Scotty, I will share some similarities of the #8 Little Genius and the #16's that I have seen and you can compare this with what you have. I am by no means a plow expert and will go along with what others have to say. #8's have eight hole rims on the front (only they only use 4 studs), #16's use the normal 6 hole common ag wheel; #8's have the adjusting lever, #16's have a long adjusting screw. By what I see you probably have a #8 Little Genius. Perhaps late #8's or early #16's had styles similar to the opposite one, I don't know. That looks like an Oliver cylinder on it. What are you going to pull it with? oleblu

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Scotty- mn

04-11-2005 05:35:35




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 Re: international plow in reply to oleblu, 04-08-2005 20:01:46  
This is an ih cylinder the mounting looks to be original



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