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Rob Rowley

06-07-2003 20:01:44

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hello, when i was a kid we had a one row push cultivator. i belive that it was a planet Jr it was made of cast iron with wood handels, well anyways i would like to know if anyone knew were i could find one. tia Rob

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Tom A

06-08-2003 04:16:50

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Re: push cultivators in reply to Rob Rowley, 06-07-2003 20:01:44

Rob:

I've got two, one came from an estate auction, and the other came from a flea market. One is a low wheel (an old Planet Jr, as a matter of fact) and the other is a high wheel. Both are good, but each is better at some things than others.

Lehman's sells both types new, and are a good company to do business with. Planet Jr. itself quit making their low-wheel push plow probably 30 years ago but a guy bought the rights and the plans and makes exact duplicates today--that is what Lehman's sells. If you find a Planet without attachments, you can buy from them as his new ones fit old Planet jrs exactly.

Never used a push plow until about 4 years ago when a friend gave me one he'd picked up from the auction and told me to try it....loved it! I've been using them ever since, and rarely get the tiller out anymore.

take care,
Tom A

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Burlgoat

06-08-2003 02:53:00

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Re: push cultivators in reply to Rob Rowley, 06-07-2003 20:01:44

Hey Rob I went to a Western Auto store here in Central Texas they ordered me one cost 95.00 including 2 plows&culivator you may want to check with simliar type store in your area.

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rustyfarmall

06-07-2003 20:26:39

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Re: push cultivators in reply to Rob Rowley, 06-07-2003 20:01:44

Hey! those things work pretty good, I had one I was using as a lawn ornament, it is in good condition, and I got curious the other day, so I rescued it from the middle of the flower bed where it had been sitting for about 4 years, and headed for the garden. Beat the you know what out of a hand hoe. Pretty sure mine is not a Planet jr. but I see these things every so often at antique shops, and occasionaly at estate auctions. If you can find a catalog, or store, that caters to the Amish, I think you may be able to buy a brand new one.
Happy shopping!

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Frank M.

06-08-2003 18:44:45

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Re: Re: push cultivators in reply to rustyfarmall, 06-07-2003 20:26:39

Earthway makes a similar unit. It sure ain't as solid as the cultivator my granddad had, but it'll do the job.

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