Searching for implement info

I am currently typing this up in college, 75km from the farm (Eastern B.C.), so I am typing this info in off the top of my head. If I find any errors, I post a correction.

First one up is a John Deere single point (Drawbar) cultivator. I am guessing it is of 1930's vintage. It was made in eastern Canada (Don't remember the city right now) It has about 15 blades, and is 6 feet wide. I am mainly wondering what model of cultivator this is.

Next one is the remains of a side delivery hay rake. I am guessing it is a early vintage from the fact it has steel wheels. It's also pained green and yellow, so I am assuming it is a John Deere. Does anyone have a scan of a parts book so I can see if I have enough parts to put it back together?

There is a Oliver three bottom plow (314?) that was converted to hydralics. Levers appear to be gas-axed off. #1: Is there a parts scan where I can try to convert it back? #2: Because tractor power is limited at the farm for now, could a Cat Twenty Two pull this through Clay?

A disabled Case rubber-tired disk tiller (14 discs) is sitting in a corner of our land. one of the rear wheel axles is broken, and several discs are missing. I think with some new parts, it should be useable again, but I have no idea what it is.

Also, there is another Disk tiller that is a bit of an orphan. A casting at the rear of the implement states it was made in Vancouver (Not sure if it's BC Canada or WA USA). It uses a cable to lift the discs from a single pneumatic tire. It appears to have been painted Blue and Red. Any ideas on it?

Finally, what are the specifcations and production years on a Case 1150 Swather? Ours has a gas engine, with a 16ft header on it.

I am willing to do Basic fabrication to make parts, so missing parts should not be a problem.

Thank you for any replies,

Chris

I did not say anything about SELLING that stuff, I was looking to FIX it.

Pics ARE coming. I did not have access to the digital camera for a week, So stay tuned for pics!

#1: The cultivator uses 13 Blades, and is 7 feet wide. John Deere, made in Ontario.

#2: I examined the parts yet again, but have no idea what brand it is. after looking at the parts (Or what's left of it) The drawbar and caster wheels closly resemble the restored case hayrake in the implement photos: Link

#3:I am pretty certin this plow is a Oliver Model 314. the hydralic attacment is cruder than I thought. a grinder and a few wrenchs are all that's needed to remove the hydralic cyilender and it's mounting. Aside from some general repair, a new set of coulters and rebending a axle, this plow should be ready in a week's worth of effort! :)

#5: Took another look at the casting. It states:

Mid-West Equipment Ltd.
Vancouver Canada

it is about 12 feet long, with 13 disks. It looks like it was attached to one of John Deere's fast hitches (You know- JD's way of trying to wriggle around the Ferguson's 3PTH patents) I think I could convert this to 3 Point.

They have a lot of old pictures that you could use to match up to what you have. From that you could look for owner's manuals, parts books, etc., that could help in determining what's there and what's missing. Hope this helps.