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What is a good set of 2row cultivators for a B JD worth?

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Luke

02-08-2001 08:27:00




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I was wondering how much a good set of 2 row front mounted cultivators for a B JD were worth. They do fit an A too correct? Thanks, Luke




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leroy

02-11-2001 15:57:16




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 Re: What is a good set of 2row cultivators for a B JD worth? in reply to Luke , 02-08-2001 08:27:00  
The cultivators would fit but if they are the quick tach then it would be the frame of the quick tach that would be different, some wider or some longer



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Dave C

02-09-2001 10:27:23




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 Re: What is a good set of 2row cultivators for a B JD worth? in reply to Luke , 02-08-2001 08:27:00  
Cultivators usually don't bring much around here (Wisconsin). I've seen them go for $10 at auction when in a pile on the ground. If its all there with the mounting brackets, lift parts and rear scratchers in decent shape maybe $100. Also, I don't think the "B" cultivators will fit an "A".
The "A" is wider and longer.



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Elden Denning

02-09-2001 17:22:15




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 Re: Re: What is a good set of 2row cultivators for a B JD worth? in reply to Dave C, 02-09-2001 10:27:23  
Usually Cultivators for John Deere row-crop type tractors would fit any of the tractors in the "family" be it an A, B, or a G., or a 50, 60 or 70. True the different models vary in physical size, but in the mounting areas for integral implements the distances from pad or frame holes to the other side or front to rear are really close. Get an A and a B or G of the same era together and check to see. And it's the same sort of deal for H and M Farmalls. That was one of the edges the common makes had and the sales guys usually made it known to prospective buyers.

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