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What kind of Implements ?

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Katylynn

03-30-2006 15:48:42




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Could you please look at these implements on the Link I have sent and tell me what type or name they are. I need to post them for sale and have no idea.




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Mark

03-31-2006 15:45:03




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 Re: What kind of Implements ? in reply to Katylynn, 03-30-2006 15:48:42  
The first implement had a corn planter that went on it...I have seen them for sale before. Sort like a small lister, those shovels opened the furrows for the seed to be dropped in. CRS is getting the best of me....just can't recall the name brand right now.



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Leroy

03-30-2006 18:47:13




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 Re: What kind of Implements ? in reply to Katylynn, 03-30-2006 15:48:42  
Both Ferguson the first I think is a middlebuster but the second is a standard 2 row cultivator and both cat 1 hitch. You must be in dryland farming area to have an implement like the first one but the second is common in the cornbelt



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ricedaddy

03-30-2006 16:30:40




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 Re: What kind of Implements ? in reply to Katylynn, 03-30-2006 15:48:42  
Katylynn, it's a three point cultivator, cat one or two, can't tell by the pic!



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Katylynn

03-30-2006 16:19:39




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 Re: What kind of Implements ? in reply to Katylynn, 03-30-2006 15:48:42  
Thank you I posted the pics in the gallery too.



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Allan In NE

03-30-2006 16:29:34




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 Re: What kind of Implements ? in reply to Katylynn, 03-30-2006 16:19:39  
The gizmo is a cultivator. If I had to guess, I'd say maybe Ford?

Allan



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Jim.UT

03-30-2006 16:08:02




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 Re: What kind of Implements ? in reply to Katylynn, 03-30-2006 15:48:42  
Geocities says you have exceeded you limit. You might consider uploading your photos to the implement gallery on this site. You can find the link on the left side of the screen.



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