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Beatles65

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I found this cultivator on craigslist and it was delivered to me last night at about 7:30. I wasn't able to get pictures of it last night as it was dark, so that is why I am posting this now. It is in great shape, but missing the rear gangs and also one of the brackets that mounts onto the rocker arm. The gentleman I purchased it from lived about 45 miles away and he said that if he finds the other missing parts that he would give me a call. Total was $100 for the Cultivator and $20 to have it delivered. He lived about an hour away from me so it was nice that he could deliver it for that price. Not a bad deal on the cultivator, I think.
I hope you enjoy the pictures.
Thanks for reading!!!
From Denton, Nebraska.
Andrew Kean.
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Dang Beatles another ?? The one that I have is bigger then that. Maybe a 6 row ?. How many do you have now ?
 
Now I have five John Deere Series ABG 200 Front-Mount Row-Crop Cultivators. One John Deere Model 20 Front-Mount Row-Crop Cultivator. Two John Deere Model 40 Four-Row Front-Mount Cultivators. And a John Deere Six-Row Front-Mount cultivator. And, I still need to go and pick up 5 more John Deere Two-Row Front-Mount Cultivators that I found.

I think that they are really cool looking, and they look great mounted on a tractor.

From Denton, Nebraska.
Andrew Kean
 
I have an ABG cultivator that came off a 49 model A john Deere. I wanted to use it with a 41 model B. When I went to attach it, the cultivator didn"t line up correctly (too far forward). Do you know if the front lower bracket is different for the A and the B? If you happen to have any pictures of the bracket for a B I would greatly appreciate seeing them.
 
Here is my 1951 John Deere B with an ABG200 mounted on it.
I am not sure on the bracket, it maybe because they changed the frame in 1947 on the tractor and that is what causes it to not line up right.
Sorry, not an expert, yet. lol!
I hope the picture helps.
From Denton, Nebraksa.
Andrew Kean
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