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NEED HELP QUICK!!! C how to mount cultivators

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carl ac man

04-07-2007 13:45:04




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i have a allis chalmers model c and i have a few sets of cultivators for it but have no clue how to mount them.
i really need pictures of how they mount and what not
if u have a set of cultivators and they are mounted i despritally ask that you send me some pics of how the attach and where the bolt on how to hook up the metal rods and all that good stuff
if you could please take some tie and do this for me i would absolutally appriciate it
thatnk you verry verry much
carl

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carl ac man

04-08-2007 13:40:24




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 Re: NEED HELP QUICK!!! C how to mount cultivators in reply to carl ac man, 04-07-2007 13:45:04  
they are 2 row front mounted cultivators
also the rear cultivators i highly doubt i have the mounting brackets for it if anyone knows of any for sale it would be highly appriciated if you could hook me up
thank you
carl



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Dan Slowins

04-07-2007 18:55:18




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 Re: NEED HELP QUICK!!! C how to mount cultivators in reply to carl ac man, 04-07-2007 13:45:04  
Hi Carl,
I did this so many times as a kid I should remember it in my sleep. As JMS/MN states there should be a square tube with bolts on either end to mount the front gangs to. The best way to mount the front gangs is in the dirt. This way they'll stay in position as you bolt them to the square tube and the side of the clutch housing. The pipes run from the front gangs up to the top of the handle assemblies. These handle assemblies (2) mount to the base of each side of the operator seat. There is a linkage to the rear tool bar (that the hydraulic lift pushes up) that I cannot picture right now. The rear gang consists of the individual cultivator teeth bolted to the rear tool bar. I'm in Mexico right now so am unable to provide images of the equipment. I have a model C at my Dad's farm in Michigan. That's a great tractor. My Grandad bought it in 1941, just before the war. It was his first and my first tractor (he gave it to me in 1971). If you would send images of the tooling you have, I could walk you through the inatallation. Let me know if you'd like more help. Later, Dan

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JMS/MN

04-07-2007 14:25:09




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 Re: NEED HELP QUICK!!! C how to mount cultivators in reply to carl ac man, 04-07-2007 13:45:04  
If you are talking about a two-row, front mount rowcrop cultivator- first thing you need to find is a square steel bar with a threaded hole near each end. That bolts to the front of the tractor, behind and below the radiator. Each side of the front cultivator mounts to that bar, using the threaded hole, and the side of the tractor. The rear cultivator unit mounts behind the tractor, using round shafts that fit into brackets that bolt to the rear axle, along with the rear lift assembly that the hydraulic cylinder is connected to. The long lift arms mount onto the assembly that mounts on the rear of the tractor, raising and lowering the units, and the long arms (pipes) go the the front gangs to raise/lower them. One on each side of the operator seat.

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