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Paint scheme for a #200 cultivator

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AlbertoV05

03-02-2003 07:50:34




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Anyone ever seen a website showing the correct colors on a #200 2 row cultivator?
Thanks!

Al in Iowa




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Will P

03-02-2003 16:00:39




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 Re: Paint scheme for a #200 cultivator in reply to AlbertoV05, 03-02-2003 07:50:34  
The cultivators up to the middle of 1939 where mostly red. Middle of 39 to the late styled where all green except for the shanks for the shovels, which are red. Your quick-tach cultivators are all green. I have BB227 (220 series) cultivators on my 43B.

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Will P



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AlbertoV05

03-02-2003 16:42:18




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 Re: Re: Paint scheme for a #200 cultivator in reply to Will P, 03-02-2003 16:00:39  
Thanks Will P!
I'll squirt the whole thing green.....when I finally find one!

Al in Iowa



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KrisA

03-02-2003 09:38:40




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 Re: Paint scheme for a #200 cultivator in reply to AlbertoV05, 03-02-2003 07:50:34  
I have seen some of the early #200's on unstyled tractors with red on them. Looked really sharp. However the early 40's and the 50's were all green from what I can tell. I have a quicktach #200 in original shape and it is all green. My .02!

KrisA



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AlbertoV05

03-02-2003 12:15:54




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 Re: Re: Paint scheme for a #200 cultivator in reply to KrisA, 03-02-2003 09:38:40  
Thanks for the input guys! The common denominator for cultivator paint schemes is that there is no common denominator! I've heard the same things: some were all green and some were part red. I can't even find any literature from the period that was in color; most everything is in black and white.
Oh well, I'm out to impress me and not the "correct police"! Besides the first time those shovels go to work in my sweet corn the paint job won't matter much!
By the way, I'm still trying to find a #200 Quick-tatch to fit on my 60. If anyone hears of one somewhere near Iowa I'd appreciate a "heads-up".
Thanks guys!

Al in Iowa

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Putt Putt

03-02-2003 08:38:33




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 Re: Paint scheme for a #200 cultivator in reply to AlbertoV05, 03-02-2003 07:50:34  
Alberto----- ----

I�ve seen some conflicting accounts, some involving a lot of red paint, but the two #200�s that I grew up around as well as one that I saw sell yesterday were all green, save some small yellow decals. Can�t quite remember when the #200�s, #220�s and #400 series came out. Maybe there was red on some older ones.

Putt Putt



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