Anthony06070
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I bought a 2-way 189 for my Super A, but the depth control bar is missing. I need to throw one together fast. Need suggestions to make it work since time is short. Thanks in advance.
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gene bender
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Bar what do you mean by that there is a lever mounting on the front of the bell housing that sets the depth with linkage going down to the front of the beam is that what you want as i have one.
There is a bar that connects to the right Touch Control arm and bolts to the reversed drawbar. You use the right-hand control to raise and lower the reversed drawbar to control depth.
The correct bar is adjustable. With the touch control arm all the way back, the front edge of the drawbar should be about 7-8" off the ground.
When in the furrow at maximum depth, the drawbar should be 1-2" off the ground.
The correct bar is adjustable. With the touch control arm all the way back, the front edge of the drawbar should be about 7-8" off the ground.
When in the furrow at maximum depth, the drawbar should be 1-2" off the ground.
Anthony06070
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thanks guys. I have the idea and will try to rig something.
Anthony06070
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Rootsy - how much do you want for it?
Anthony06070
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OK. Email me your info and I will mail you a check for $125. Thanks.
Anthony06070
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Bootsy - please use the "send email" in this post. Thanks.
Anthony06070
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Rootsy,
In the right lower corner of every post there is a "reply" and "no email" or "send email". You should be able to hit that link when it says "send email" and email me your particulars.
In the right lower corner of every post there is a "reply" and "no email" or "send email". You should be able to hit that link when it says "send email" and email me your particulars.
Anthony06070
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Rootsy - just saw what the problem is... I was not in modern view, and you are. I will fix my profile to have an email address, and stay with the modern view. Sheesh.
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