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? about rear cultivators on super A

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banjo

04-29-2006 18:23:01




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I don't know the proper name for them, manual on the way i hope. But the 2 arms that connect to the rockshaft arms down to the cultivator, are they spring loaded like the front?

I do not have any and i was just going to make some solid. is there any problems with that?

also when useing the front cultivators are bot5h lock nust supposed to be tight or is the front one supposed to be loose to allow the spring to stretch.

thanks but all i ever used was a walk behing tiller for gardening. and am real excited as to have something to sit on and work for me.

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Mark

04-29-2006 19:31:18




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 Re: ? about rear cultivators on super A in reply to banjo, 04-29-2006 18:23:01  
banjo,
I see the rear lift rods for sale on ebay all the time...be better off to buy a set and be done with it.

The front lift arm spring is also a shock absorber and applies down pressure on the shovels but allows them to spring up if you hit a hard spot or object.If you will notice when you drop the front cultivators, the arm at the hydraulic unit will continue back against the spring..stretching it ever so much...this is what the set screws do..adjust the spring stretch/tension. Clear as mud? Just look at and watch it work..you'll figure it out.

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RNicholas

04-29-2006 18:41:59




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 Re: ? about rear cultivators on super A in reply to banjo, 04-29-2006 18:23:01  
The springs on those plows act as shock absorbers anytime the plow his a rock or root or even a hard spot in the soil. It also allows for the tractor to tilt from side to side without the plow having to go deeper with the tilt. For these reasons, making them solid would be a fairly large mistake. Without the shock absorbing effect of the springs, something will eventually break. It may even be the rear rockshaft or parts attached under the rear wheel housing (which sometime break even with the springs).

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Dave BN

04-29-2006 18:40:00




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 Re: ? about rear cultivators on super A in reply to banjo, 04-29-2006 18:23:01  
Yes, the rear lifts should have springs, just like the front. These should be adjusted to keep some downward pressure on the cultivator shovels. Don't understand your other question. Dave



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banjo

04-29-2006 21:12:27




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 Re: ? about rear cultivators on super A in reply to Dave BN, 04-29-2006 18:40:00  
I hope the manual has the info for setting these springs.

I just loosened both set screws and adjusted so it would lift the cultivators without digging into the dirt when driving.

Guess i just thought i was threw ordering parts.I've looked on ebay and never seen any arms for sale.

Maybe i'm looking in the wrong area.



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Mark

04-29-2006 21:57:03




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 Re: ? about rear cultivators on super A in reply to banjo, 04-29-2006 21:12:27  
banjo,

when I run a search, I type in Farmall and then search All Catagories. This will get you everything..it will take a while to dig through the stuff..but you'll find them. You may try Farmall lift arms....or farmall cultivator/cultivators..... watch your spelling too, don't put in cultivaters...you might get or two items, but miss the most..and this is easy to do.



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