#8 Plow Share Question

WI Dave · Sep 17, 2010

Here's a pic of an old share that I found for my 2-14 Little Genius. Is this worth trying to repair, or should I just scrap it?

wijim · Sep 17, 2010

fix it if you can, over a hundred bucks for a new one. Jim

Handyman · Sep 17, 2010

Somrthing I saw a few years ago was someone fixed their old shears by replaceing the cutting edge with a newer throw away type shear, he just cut the old shear back to a straight line and then welded in the new edge.

teddy52food · Sep 17, 2010

I still have some weld on points and edges.

Brian Schmidt · Sep 17, 2010

Where can you find new ones? Do you have a source or are you talking the luck of auctions or flea markets?

burnsg2003 · Sep 17, 2010

It has been about 10 years but I was fixing up a little genius plow to pull behind my age. I took the shares off and took to a local welding shop to see if they could even do anything with the share and to see how much it would cost. I don"t remember where he oredered them from but he cut the point off and welded on a new one and that bottom edge he cut off and welded on a premade piece at that time it only cost me $10. The plow has worked great since.

Earl -IL · Sep 17, 2010

Can you find a number on the back?

Plant Doctor · Sep 18, 2010

Try "Crescent Forge and Shovel Co." If they don't have parts for you, they may point you to someone that has does.

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