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How to positively ID pipe cultivators?

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ShepFL

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Happy New Year's Y'all. Hope everyone had a blessed Christmas.

I bought some pipe cultivators from NC and trying to figure out what I have. I bought these for my 66. I suspect I have parts for model 64 (if it exists) and model 95.

Anyone got some pics or knowledge to share? I like see rigs in there work clothes so until I can ID what I have I don't want to waste $$ on buying wrong manuals from Floyd County.

Thanks!
 
I know the first one had bolts to keep gangs tight on the pipes. Later one had an over center clamp. Dad bought a new one, 4 row, in 1951 and it had the clamps!!! Some had eradicators to take rear wheel tracks out. Attached to the axle.Was hard to put on so we adapted the axle mounted tool box to hold the rear part.
 
These that I have use the over center clamp (QD) I think it is called. Once I get the 66 home will start hanging parts to figure out the puzzle.
 
Watch your fingers. Those things are a finger pinching son of a gun. lol
I've got one of each here,one that bolts on and an over center clamp type. I don't know the model number on either one though.
 
Thanks RRLUND

Hope all is good with you. At this point in time I think I have this narrowed down to the following:

1057 & 1095 were 2 row
1096 is 6 rows

Now I just have to see what I have in pieces/parts to determine if I have a full set or something else.

Additionally I have no hyd. on the 66 only the mechanical lift so I am working on the assumption the lift is to raise the gangs at end of rows and hand levers to adjust for depth.

More to follow as I piece this together.
 
Correct. The levers are just for fine tuning. The mechanical lift raises and lowers it. I remember on Dads 66,most of the time you'd have to put your toe under the pedal when it came up to keep it from dropping right back in the ground again.
 
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