Holes on rear axle

Can you tell us what model and year tractor you have? I found that the studs used in these holes for attaching implements are 5/8" X 2-1/4" (for a Model B). According to my parts catalog, they are part number A 5292 which subs for C1479R - 12 used.

The nut is called a "Special Hex Nut" and is part number A 1892R, which subs for AA4963R. It is a 1-1/4" deep nut with the outer end chamfered on each side at about a 45 degree angle - also 12 used. These will run about $5 each.

I'm not sure if these would be the same for other row crop models, but I suspect they might be. As for the spacing, the cultivators that bolted onto the rear axle had brackets that slid to acommodate attaching to different tractors.

Stan

The ones in front were for mounting the depth adjusting levers and the ones in back were to mount the rear "scratcher" cultivators.

Stan

I can't help with your problem, but I have a question - hope you don't mind. You and Jerry have both mentioned a "foot clutch" on a No. 5 mower. We had a No. 5 mower and used it on both a '49 A and a '52 B and I can't remember what that foot clutch would have been. Are you talking about the lift pedal on mowers that did not have a remote hydraulic cylinder?

Thanks,

Stan

I thought that was the one you were talking about. Do you have one of those mowers with the foot-pedal lift? If so, please contact me by e-mail.

Thanks,

Stan

I knew that there would be others, and maybe we'll even hear about some more that we hadn't thought about.

Thanks for the eply,

Stan