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Re: No. 8 Little Genius plow
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Posted by Lyle on January 29, 2001 at 20:15:00 from (216.37.190.78):
In Reply to: No. 8 Little Genius plow posted by Andrew Helm on January 29, 2001 at 15:52:27:
Andrew, I have one and Its painted all Red except the wheels I painted yellow. But here's what they are supposed to be painted. Axles-Blue, to include the trailer wheel assembly. Plow beams and braces--Red. Wheels--Cream. I'm not sure where I got these colors, but I have them on an index card with the rest of the information on my plow. I have an attachment that's added on to my plow. It is acalled a CAT. What it is, is a culta-packer that is just the width of 2 furrows. It rides off set to work the last 2 fuurows plowed while you are plowing the next 2. It's called plowing and walking the cat. It saves a lot of time when it comes to harrowing for the first time. The only problem is you can't turn to the left or you'll have the cat into your mold board and that's not good. Be careful of the plow points, because they are very EXPENSIVE. At least here in Pa.
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