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Fredd

10-16-2005 17:46:42




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Hello guys,
I have receieved a set of cultivators for a WD. The guy I got them from had them on at one time so I am pretty sure I have all the parts. I want to put them on my WD45. I currently have a front end loader bracket on right now. Can I put the cultivators on the tractor with the loader brack? Do I need to take it off? Any instructions, diagrams, and help would be greatly appreciated.

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Fredd

10-18-2005 06:12:40




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 Re: WD Cultivators in reply to Fredd, 10-16-2005 17:46:42  
Could I have a List of the parts to make sure I have them all? Any ideas where I could find a diagram of how they fit on?



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JMS/MN

10-19-2005 11:20:58




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 Re: WD Cultivators in reply to Fredd, 10-18-2005 06:12:40  
Only source other than the previous owner would be an operator manual for the cultivator. Never saw one, but I'm sure they existed. Lacking that, we just figured out what went where. Flat brackets with the U opening go in front, either side of the steering pedestal. They hold the 2x2 tube that front gangs hook to. Rockshaft goes in front of the battery box, handles attach on either side. Angle with hole in it goes on the (left?) side of the tractor, round shaft goes through it, one lift cylinder gets unhooked from lift arm and is swung forward to operate rockshaft. Rear gang goes on lift arms.

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JMS/MN

10-17-2005 08:17:53




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 Re: WD Cultivators in reply to Fredd, 10-16-2005 17:46:42  
Depending on how the loader mounts, it's likely you need to remove the brackets. Check the are forward of the battery box- that's where the cultivator rockshaft, lift arms, and depth handles mount. If the loader brackets are in the area, needs to come off.



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bryan in mo

10-16-2005 18:17:37




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 Re: WD Cultivators in reply to Fredd, 10-16-2005 17:46:42  
If you have a set of front mounted ones and the loader mounts to the frame rails yes you have to remove the loader frame.



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