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Posted by John S-B on February 10, 2002 at 11:08:30 from (205.188.199.154):
I am restoring (OK I'm thinking about it) a little genius plow. How do I tell the difference between models and the approximate year of manufacture? My plow is on steel wheels and is a 2 bottom plow. There is a manual for a #8 plow listed in the manuals section of this website, is it for the older style plows? Any one know of a source for parts? One of the bottoms is complete but the moldboard is cracked, the other is missing everything including the frog. Does anyone make a replacement tail wheel? Mine still turns but it's pretty thin on the edges. The springs need replaced, they're severely pitted. Other than all the rust it's just like new!
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