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Horsedrawn cultivator

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Rob in Missouri

03-25-2007 17:49:30




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I recently puchased a horsedrawn cultivator at an auction but have no idea what make it is.It has a riding seat and plowlike handle on each side. It appears that the seat can be taken off and can then be used as a walk behind. it is green and yellow but am not sure that is the original color.
Wheels are 3 1/2 feet high. Got any ideas on what make it is.




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Rob in Missouri

03-27-2007 20:15:05




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 Re: Horsedrawn cultivator in reply to Rob in Missouri, 03-25-2007 17:49:30  
It definitely isn't a John Deere.In Wendels book on Antique equipment it looks more like a Massey
Harris with some changes.There is Square with a
P in the middle if that means anything. Castings have R on some while others have a C. No names anywhere.



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johns48jdb

03-27-2007 17:05:02




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 Re: Horsedrawn cultivator in reply to Rob in Missouri, 03-25-2007 17:49:30  
you have to look at cast parts to identify it. you may find the d in jd, but the j will be hard to see. also ih with a circle around it is actually ih with a "c" around it. some case stuff has a eagle on it. oliver i don't remeber. avery has the word avery on it some place. check the hub caps out first. the could have been changed at some point because they were easily lost or so i'm told.



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Loren in MN

03-26-2007 22:14:32




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 Re: Horsedrawn cultivator in reply to Rob in Missouri, 03-25-2007 17:49:30  
Is there any numbers or markings on any of the parts? The John Deere I have, has "John Deere" embossed into the iron framework going to the wheels. Try posting a picture in the Implement Gallery or Help Identify.



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