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Chris Jones

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I'm wondering what brand this toolbar is. It's 1.5 inches square and 6 foot wide.
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I see orange paint.Or is it rust? Orange could indicate Allis-Chalmers or Case.Looks to me like part of an old 'mounted' rear bar that's been Modified to a 3 point hitch.Bars like that were often used on the old cultivators to 'wipe out'/remove rear wheel tracks during cultivating
 
I agree, that, looks like a rear bar from set of cultivators that fit a International "c". It got modified to make a "Kinda" tool bar. bjr
 
Put some tines on it behind the wheels and it would make a dandy track eliminator for in front of a grain drill. That arch would give plenty of clearance over the drawbar.
 
Technically I'm trying to sell it for my father. He was going to use it for hilling rows behind a 3pt hitch tractor but decided to keep his Farmall Cub instead. He'd also thought the Cub clamps would fit this bar but the Cub clamps are too small. It'd help in selling it if I knew what feet/clamps fit it. No bites in a couple weeks at $35 on CL.
 
IMHO,You will be lucky to get $10 out of it,if it sells at all. Just set it out back for some future use.Figure a way to 'roll' it 1/8 turn. make it into a common/popular 'diamond' bar,rather than the square bar.Clamps are plentiful,available anywhere for the 2 1/4" diamond.
 
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