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Frank NY

11-19-2004 18:18:28




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Can someone help me ID this, a guy has it for sale as a Deerfield spring tooth harrow 125$ It looks more like a cultivator to me. By the way what is the differance between the two and there use. The price seems high to me but I don't know to much about this stuff!
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Leroy

11-20-2004 06:13:32




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 Re: Help with ID in reply to Frank NY, 11-19-2004 18:18:28  
Dearborn, not Deerfield, sold by Ford and is a plain spring shank 2 row cultivator minus one complete shank and the rolling guide fin. there are 10 shanks shown and all 2 row cultivators used 11 shanks and you have to have that rolling fin to keep it following the tractor and stay on the row, also it is missing the fenders that go by the sides of the row to keep from covering up the small crop plants. they were advertised as being able to be set up for use as a field cultivator. I have one set up that way now and I also have a Ferguson of the same style that is set up for row crop use but it needs some repair befor use. The Dearborn and Ferguson look the same but the Dearborn is 1" farther between the angle iron bars that the shanks mount on than the Ferguson. If it is a Dearborn there should be a model tag on the front angle between the top link arms, For Ferguson the tag would be on the side of one top link bar. Pitsburg also made a unit that looks the same, may in fact have made the Dearborn for Ford, I can't tell you if the dimensions are the same or not. If you give me the dimensions between the angle bars with all the holes in I can tell you what it may be.

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Tim(nj)

11-19-2004 18:30:09




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 Re: Help with ID in reply to Frank NY, 11-19-2004 18:18:28  
Looks like a Ferguson, could be an SKO spring-tooth field cultivator, which was basically the same thing as the 2-row cultivator without the gaps for the rows to pass through and without the center depth stake. $125 is a normal price, maybe even low for my area. This one is either missing a shank in the center or missing its depth stake, depending on which version it is supposed to be.



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Dick2

11-21-2004 03:46:33




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 Re: Help with ID in reply to Tim(nj), 11-19-2004 18:30:09  
It looks like the mounted cultivator that came with our 1939 9N Ford. I spent a lot of time using this with a full complement of shanks as a field cultivator to dig out quack grass roots. No chemicals in those days, so my job was to dig quack grass spots once a week to pull up the roots to dry them out and kill them.



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Leroy

11-21-2004 05:00:51




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 Re: Help with ID in reply to Dick2, 11-21-2004 03:46:33  
Yep, it does look like that, that unit was designed and built by Sherman for Ferguson and was the pattern for Ford to use when Harry & Henry seperated and to get by Harry's pattents Henry changed it enough by wideing out the distance between the angle iron frame bars by 1" and changing the length of the shanks by 1/4", The color in the picture looks to have been the red so that is why I think it is a Dearborn built by Henry but the units built by Pitsburg are so similuar that it could be one of them

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