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Arthur Driesse

11-21-2006 14:43:22




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I bought a set of front mount cults for my 60 but how they are going to fit is still a bit of a mystery, could someone email me some pic,s. thanks Art.




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Arthur Driesse

11-23-2006 18:30:55




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 Re: 60 cultivators in reply to Arthur Driesse, 11-21-2006 14:43:22  
Ok, I thinkI got it, all I need is the plate on the front and the top front alignment pin. I did some kwik calling around but havent found one yet. Maybe i'll get one made. Thanks 4 the help. Art



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dean in iowa

11-23-2006 18:38:16




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 Re: 60 cultivators in reply to Arthur Driesse, 11-23-2006 18:30:55  
i have those parts. contact me



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Arthur Driesse

11-22-2006 17:56:54




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 Re: 60 cultivators in reply to Arthur Driesse, 11-21-2006 14:43:22  
Im not in too big of a rush and its a 4 row cultivator, thanks so far



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Greasey Hand

11-23-2006 09:10:49




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 Re: 60 cultivators in reply to Arthur Driesse, 11-22-2006 17:56:54  
The 2 row & 4 row are the same, It should be a quick tatch.
the first thing there has to be things bolted to you tractor, There is a mounting bracket bolted to the front of the tractor, 2 bolts or studs were OEM its to bolt the bracket to to hold the front of the unite on.
The round part in the front of the cultivator slides on to it. The shaft is on the lower part in the front.
Then there is 2 cone shaped mounting plugs bolted to the tractor one on each side frame.
You drive the tractor into the center part of the cultivator swing the 2 sides of the cultivator in & put 1 bolt on each side & its on.
Than you have the lift pipes & brackets for the squair shafts by the seat (rock shafts)

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Jim@concordfarms.

11-21-2006 22:20:42




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 Re: 60 cultivators in reply to Arthur Driesse, 11-21-2006 14:43:22  
I've got a manual for that cultivator. How big a hurry are you in? I could scan the pages that pertain to your tractor and mail them to you. It would have to wait until I get my outside work finished for the fall. Is it a 2 or 4 row? Jim.



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MikeinKy

11-21-2006 18:22:45




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 Re: 60 cultivators in reply to Arthur Driesse, 11-21-2006 14:43:22  
Are they the one piece one that you drive into, or a seperate section that bolts on each side? If they are they later model one unit, you need a couple of brackets on the front. at the bottom, just below the grill there needs to be a part that looks like a hitch plate that angles down and up about 2/3s of the way up, there are 2 bolt holes and a part goes there, which is a plate with a sort of extended knob which goes through a hole in the cultivator. Pardon my descriptions, a picture would be easier.

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