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Need Cultivator Tines!

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Kimberly

06-04-2005 21:16:27




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Hi,

My dad and I still run with our old Ferguson model SKO-20 cultivator. We are running out of tines, as they break with age. We've welded as much as we can but too many are past the point of useability. We've searched everywhere but can't find replacements. Can someone please help by giving us the name/location/phone number/URL of a place we can buy more? The cultivator has the following numbers:
Ferguson Model: SKO-20 Number: TO129 and on the cultivator bar is the number: SKO-3918 with a triangle after it. Dad says the cultivator is called a spring-tooth cultivator or harrow.

Thanks for any help you can provide!

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Scott PA

06-05-2005 18:50:39




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 Re: Need Cultivator Tines! in reply to Kimberly, 06-04-2005 21:16:27  
A New Holland (was Ford) dealer near you can get them for a Dearborn model 13-2 which used the same tines as the older Ferguson but the replacements are a thicker single tine instead of the thinner double tines that break, click on my name to email me if you need more help.



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Leroy

06-05-2005 11:53:23




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 Re: Need Cultivator Tines! in reply to Kimberly, 06-04-2005 21:16:27  
Try Ford as the tines, springs, are the same as on the Dearborn version, the only difference is the front and back bars of the frame are 1/4" difference in spacing and the cast part of the shank is that same 1/4" difference, also a Pitsburg cultivator used the same tines and the 4 row conversion for that cultivator was made by Pitsburg and I am not positive but John Deere may have used the same tines, I know they had a rear mount coultivator that had the same angle iron type frame bars at the top.

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tennesseefarmer

06-05-2005 05:52:54




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 Re: Need Cultivator Tines! in reply to Kimberly, 06-04-2005 21:16:27  
I'm not sure if they will fit but I have seen different sizes of spring tooth tines at Tractor Supply.



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Kimberly

06-05-2005 06:06:46




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 Re: Need Cultivator Tines! in reply to tennesseefarmer, 06-05-2005 05:52:54  
Do you have an address, phone number or anything for them? We are located in a very small town in MT, so our stores/resources are limited here.

Thanks



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tennesseefarmer

06-05-2005 09:53:37




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 Re: Need Cultivator Tines! in reply to Kimberly, 06-05-2005 06:06:46  
I tried to post a link to their home page but it looks like their Server is down. Hopefully they will be up and running soon and you can log on and find out where the nearest store is. Tractor Supply Company has stores in a lot of small towns. I live in a small town myself and we have one here. You might try the yellow pages in your phone book. Good luck!!



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