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wing lifts for #45 IHC field cultivator

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R.J.

10-16-2006 18:22:36




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I recently aquired this 18 foot field cultivator with no lift for the wings. Would some have a picture of one with lifts or winch as would like to construct something to make it easer to fold up.
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RJ




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R.J.

10-17-2006 20:56:44




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 Re: wing lifts for #45 IHC field cultivator in reply to R.J., 10-16-2006 18:22:36  
Thanks Guys for the replies.
Unfortunately the front end loader is not an option, not the tractor use to pull the unit and have to travel several miles to fields.

Thanks Allen, for the picture, I beleive I can build some sort of winch mechanism to do the job.

RJ



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Allan In NE

10-17-2006 04:04:48




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 Re: wing lifts for #45 IHC field cultivator in reply to R.J., 10-16-2006 18:22:36  
RJ,

Here's a picture of the hydraulic lift on a 25' model.

Allan

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Gerald J.

10-17-2006 03:57:12




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 Re: wing lifts for #45 IHC field cultivator in reply to R.J., 10-16-2006 18:22:36  
My 45 came (from another farmer) with a winch and a tower in the middle with cables and pulleys to raise the wings. I find the loader on my tractor is faster and far more reliable. Takes a little finesse but it works both ways. The cable and winch scheme doesn't get them started lowering without some excess muscle while standing on top the frame. I don't have a picture of the scheme, and if it didn't add useful weight, I'd take the contraption off.

Gerald J.

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