Posted by IHCPloughman on May 16, 2010 at 22:19:19 from (173.20.51.181):
In Reply to: plow question posted by teddy52food on May 16, 2010 at 12:59:18:
farmallboy15 said: (quoted from post at 19:59:18 05/16/10) The moldboards on my 2-14 little genius plow are worn out. they are plow chiefs with a detatchable shin. only problem is no one carries the moldboards i need. i did find one person but at $200 a piece! so i think i should try to switch bottoms? should i keep looking for the moldboard or buy either a super chief set-up or slatted moldboard set-up? also were the original little genius plows super chiefs since they were only two-piece bottoms? thanks in advance
Little Genius #8's were built from 27 to 1960 and could have come with any style of bottom. Blacksmith share bottoms, cast share and/or cast moldboards, Plow Chief, and Super Chief.
One option: the frog is the same for Plow Chief and Replaceable Shin Plow Chief, so that tells me you could cut up a solid moldboard and fit it up. Also, how 'wore out' is it? Is it something that a little welding couldn't build up?
My vote would be to keep your current bottoms. I thought the Replaceable shin Plow Chief wasn't common since I have never seen one in person, so I am surprised by how many show up on the web. And, I don't think you can beat Plow Chief when it comes to sinking into hard ground. With sharp points and sharp shares, they'll dig clear to China.
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