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CA CULTIVATOR SETUP

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Kevin (FL)

06-24-2007 07:53:52




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My son & I are trying to make it back to the FL panhandle with a "new" CA onboard. This is a narrow front CA that we got from a fellow in north Alabama. The owner gave us a two-bottom plow and what I think is a cultivator. There's a tool bar set that I assume goes on the rear and two sections that I think would go under the belly. These have a "scissors" like setup. We also have a heavy flatbar that has an offset bend in it--this bar is about 6 feet long. Does anyone out there have a good photo or two that shows how all this stuff is hooked up? Of course the tractor still needs to be checked out--it doesn't run but is complete except for a missing hood.

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JMS/MN

06-24-2007 11:40:40




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 Re: CA CULTIVATOR SETUP in reply to Kevin (FL), 06-24-2007 07:53:52  
The cultivator is similar to what mounts on a 'C', but not the same. The 'scissors' are called a parallel linkage- lets the cultivator shovels raise and lower vertically. The long bar - does it have two holes to match the holes in front, below the radiator? The side units mount to that and the side frame near the engine. The rear unit on the 'C' used axle brackets and a pivot that mounted below/behind the seat- I think the CA used the rear lift arms for the rear gangs. "C" front gangs were raised via pipes that went to the rear or the tractor.

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Kevin (FL)

06-26-2007 08:15:37




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 Re: CA CULTIVATOR SETUP in reply to JMS/MN, 06-24-2007 11:40:40  
Thanks--I found a photo online with the cultivator rig and now I see where the bar goes. Still not sure about the rear bar though, since this one has a 3-pt installed, I wonder if I need to remove something in order to use the rear gang. Still could use a photo or two of the rear setup.



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