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Old 07-07-2012, 09:25 AM
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Default Mini IH Little Wonder/Genious Plow??
I could have swore I saw a moldboard plow on here yesterday somewheres that was painted up blue/red/white like the Old Little Wonder/Genious plows. May have even been a trailer plow, but I dont recall.

Anyone know what I'm talking about?

Example of the full size Little Wonder:

http://www.redpowermagazine.com/foru...howtopic=48663

Little Genious:

http://www.knuckleheadquarters.net/little-genius.html
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Old 07-07-2012, 09:29 AM
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LOL.....that brings back memories. We had a Little Genious at one time on the Farm.
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That is neat! My grandpa had one for his Farmall tractors.
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Old 07-09-2012, 10:21 PM
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I have a 3 bottom Little Genius on rubber that I pull behind my Farmall M. There's about 20 different things to get set up right on those but its a fun set-up to run. I'd almost prefer steel wheels with studs though since the rubber wheel slides and won't trip the plow out of the ground at the end of the row. If I used it more I'd buy ags for it to grip a little better.
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The 1st link is a thread started by my brother.. go figure.


Dad has a 2 bottom Genius (Not genious) and my brother has a similar 2 bottom genius. It's fun to pull behind an H- I've seen both hydraulic and trip plows and I prefer the trip plows.
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I have a 2 bottom I still use to plow our gardens, still on steel wheels. pull it on occasion with the ole farmall regular, its still on steel on the back.
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I would love to find a Little Genius for our H someday...




Anyone know what the largest Little Genius is?
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