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Milan

06-03-2001 15:28:20

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Does any body recognize the manufacturer ?? The ends fold up for transport. The cylinder is my addition. Only on part number visible "538" on the part that the tines bolt to.

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Spring Tooth

06-05-2001 15:26:32

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Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Milan, 06-03-2001 15:28:20

years ago it was often called a spring tooth here in northern corn belt

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Thanks guys, identity solved .... Milan

06-04-2001 15:15:55

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Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Milan, 06-03-2001 15:28:20

I've recieved several responses, and quicker than I though would happen.

Most everybody thinks it's a Glencoe, an earlier mention was made of Brillion, I e-mailed them those photo's, and they replied saying it was a Glencoe, but very similiar to their's, only difference was the drawbar bracket.

Thanks again for your responses.

Milan

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Dave C

06-04-2001 09:49:50

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Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Milan, 06-03-2001 15:28:20

Definitely a Glencoe. They made them for Case. I get repair parts from Case dealer. Good machine, but the long coil springs that are on the rod above each digger tend to break in time and they ain't cheap ($12-$15 each).

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Milan

06-04-2001 14:54:49

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Re: Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Dave C, 06-04-2001 09:49:50

Thanks..... I see about a half dozen or so that are broke. LOL

Thanks for the info..... ..Milan

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Milan

06-04-2001 14:53:36

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Re: Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Dave C, 06-04-2001 09:49:50

Thanks..... I see about a half dozen or so that are broke. LOL

Thanks for the info..... ..Milan

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Tim(nj)

06-03-2001 20:32:02

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Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Milan, 06-03-2001 15:28:20

I have a cultivator like this one, and it's definitely a Glencoe. I'll have to go look at my serial plate to see what model number is on there. Glencoe is indeed part of AGCO.

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Milan

06-04-2001 15:08:01

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Re: Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Tim(nj), 06-03-2001 20:32:02

Thanks alot, a model number would be great, sure would help for ordering parts.

If you could please e-mail it to me...

thanks again ..... Milan

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Joe

06-03-2001 19:19:13

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Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Milan, 06-03-2001 15:28:20

It's a Glencoe. I have one just like it.They were also sold by case,only orange.I think Glencoe is part of the Agco group.

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Milan

06-04-2001 15:19:44

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Re: Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Joe, 06-03-2001 19:19:13

Thanks,

Some of the shovels are very worn down, does it take a specific shovel(brand), or can I use a generic shovel from Tractor Supply, or Quality Farm & Fleet ????

Could you e-mail me the model number if you know it ... ???

Thanks again.....

Milan

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Brad

06-03-2001 20:26:18

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Re: Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Joe, 06-03-2001 19:19:13

I also say this is a glencoe or oliver model. There should be a small tag on the front beam on what would be the left side, looking from the front. I bought 1 of the same, only the wings are not on mine, and the tag says oliver, but painted to look like a ford. I don't recall the oliver model number, but I will see if I cannot find that out.

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paul

06-04-2001 10:46:14

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Re: Re: Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Brad, 06-03-2001 20:26:18

I was also guessing Glencoe or Oliver.

Lots of times the big tractor companies would buy their tillage machines from another company, so many parts may be similar to other colors.

I have an Oliver 282 (or some such model?) that has a similar design, but yours is older. Glencoe also used those colors & a similar design.

I'm no authority, working on guesswork.

--->Paul

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LazyHorse

06-03-2001 17:17:44

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Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Milan, 06-03-2001 15:28:20

It could be a JohnDeere, it is built the same as one I used to own.

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Milan

06-03-2001 18:31:29

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Re: Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to LazyHorse, 06-03-2001 17:17:44

Thanks, you wouldn't happen to remember the model number ???? Or approxomate year ????

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Steven M

06-03-2001 16:13:13

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Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Milan, 06-03-2001 15:28:20

Im not sure, but it could be a Brillion. Made by the Brillion iron works,of Brillion Wisconsin

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Milan

06-03-2001 16:23:00

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Re: Re: Need help identifying maker of field cultivator: w/pics in reply to Steven M, 06-03-2001 16:13:13

Thanks, that's a step further than what I knew.
Need to know if I ever need to order parts.

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