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Help Identifying This Planter Equipment

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keith stromberg

05-19-2007 08:33:00




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My Grandfather has a Farmall SA since the early 50's With this tractor he received a lot of equipment he never used, and also found a lot in a local dump. He has given me all the equipment and its just pilled up in a barn. I went thru most of it and pulled evey thing I think for this planter except one of the row markers. Can anyone help me identify this planter? I have searched all over this site and the WWW for a coup[le of days with no luck.
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Keith

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msb

05-19-2007 19:40:33




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 Re: Help Identifying This Planter Equipment in reply to keith stromberg, 05-19-2007 08:33:00  
The piece on the right is a depth shoe for planting in bug dust. On the make,just a guess--maybe a Planet or a Planet Junior



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johns48jdb

05-19-2007 16:16:07




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 Re: Help Identifying This Planter Equipment in reply to keith stromberg, 05-19-2007 08:33:00  
just from looking i'd say your missing the drive chains and a fertlize hopper. there should be some supports that fasten on the side of the tractor to support the boxes and a gear that comes off the rear wheel on the inside of the axle to drive the unit if its anything like a cub and i suspect it is. you need an owners manual real bad to figure out what you have. you also have some disk hillers used to cultivate with. i don't think they were used to build up a bed to plant on, but could have been i guess. good luck. it will make for some interesting research and trips to locate parts to put it all back together.

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Daniel H.

05-20-2007 13:48:10




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 Re: Help Identifying This Planter Equipment in reply to johns48jdb, 05-19-2007 16:16:07  
I see the battery box lid and the PTO shield for the tractor in that pile. As mentioned the hopper for the fertilizer,and the counter-shaft that drives it and the planter are missing. Are they on the tractor? The disc with the teeth and a "T" shaped agitator sticking up is for the fertilizer unit.



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