Posted by Lmack on February 05, 2012 at 14:27:09 from (98.66.240.9):
In Reply to: IH plow posted by pete_ w on February 05, 2012 at 13:20:21:
Pictures would help, but most likely a Little Genius Two 14 plow. The Cub may not pull it around the yard much less in the ground. The smallest Farmall that might (depending on soil) pull the plow would be an A and that not very well. In tough conditions the A or B will tend to spin the wheels. To plow with the Cub you need to be in 2nd gear and it simply does not have the horsepower or chassis weight to pull this plow. In 1st the Cub will just set there and spin into the ground rocking from wheel to wheel or choke down. C or better would handle it in most soft soils if it truly were two 14's. If the soils were heavy it would take an H or bigger. I think most beam plows for the Cub were single 12-inch.
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