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International 4 row cultivator questions

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Illinois Farmal

05-25-2006 18:25:06




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I have a 4 row mounted cultivator on my Super M and I have a few questions about it. First of all, the front section is the one piece frame, not the 2 piece. It also has the steel wheels in front. I have everything all mounted up but the front section doesn"t seem to come off the ground very much when lifted. The rear section comes off the ground plenty. Is this normal? I have the mounting brackets for the front lift cylinders mounted as far forward on the frame as the piston travel will allow. Is there an adjustment for the front? I would like to know the model number if anyone knows it and if at all possible a manual. A copy would suffice. Thanks to everyone.

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Allan In NE

05-25-2006 18:41:33




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 Re: International 4 row cultivator questions in reply to Illinois Farmall, 05-25-2006 18:25:06  
IF,

It should lift a good 4 or 5 inches. The shanks under the belly should come to within about an inch of hitting the tractor.

Is yours the kind with the cylinders up front or are they mounted on the rear axle and operate a tube going forward?

There should be spring loaded lift collars with set screws that adjust the lift at any rate.

Allan



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Illinois Farmall

05-25-2006 18:58:06




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 Re: International 4 row cultivator questions in reply to Allan In NE, 05-25-2006 18:41:33  
The front section probably lifts off the ground 4-5 inches as you mentioned. I'll have to look to see how much clearance under the tractor there is. The lift cylinders are mounted up front. The rear section lifts a good 12 - 15 inches off the ground is why I thought the front should lift higher.



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paul

05-25-2006 20:04:23




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 Re: International 4 row cultivator questions in reply to Illinois Farmall, 05-25-2006 18:58:06  
That"s how front mounts work, only have so & so much room under the belly. If you get to a wet spot, either stop & turn around early; if you got in too far, might as well open the throttle full & don"t stop - you won"t get out if you push in the clutch - it settles down & you will be sitting there.

Real nice to see what you are doing tho. Ran 4/2 row IHC, a 4 row Ollie, & a 4-row Ford front cultivators over the years.

--->Paul

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Allan In NE

05-25-2006 19:05:50




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 Re: International 4 row cultivator questions in reply to Illinois Farmall, 05-25-2006 18:58:06  
If you are talking about the point of the duckfoot being 4 to 5 inches off the ground, that sounds just about right. That's the way they carried.

Also, for what it is worth, a single front tire.wheel stands taller than the trike arrangement.

Allan



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