That cultivator in the picture is not a 2 row but a 1 row between row unit and you are missing the center shanks-shovels on each side. The figure I am about to give is what I could get out of it for garden use with 1 horse pulling it and that is about $50, if you could find those missing parts then about $85, now for yard art you may get way more for that as the people that buy machinery for that are not hurting for money and will spend anything for what they want to take the Item away from someone that needs it to make their living. Where are you? I am northwest Ohio and the people I sell that machinery to are in northeast Indiana. They are getting to be more in demand than they used to be as they will work between 2 rows of plastic in the produce crops in the fields as well as cultivating their large gardens. And horses is all they have and make their living with.
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