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Most of the fleet.

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Cory Schmidt

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Except for the M all these run and get used on a regular basis. As the title says this is most of the fleet. There are a few more that run, and more that don't. Just felt like lining them up before the baby (Cub) goes to summer camp (to the garden for cultivating)

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in order from oldest to newest
1939 A
1944 B
1945 W6
1948 Cub
1949 C,H,M
1950 W4
 
No wonder that a fellow needed so many tractors in the day, as it took all day to mount up a different set of cultivators. etc.!
 
Not that bad at all. Dad's Regular had same cultivator as on H or M, but with hand lift instead of
hydraulics.
With a little planning, it took my brother or me 20-25 minutes to remove cultivator & mount drawbar,
reverse process about the same.
1-make up a couple 4x4 timbers to support front gangs at proper position, save for next time.
2-prop up & unbolt one front gang
3-cut steering hard & back away, just a foot or so
4-do same for other side
5-turn around, do same for rear gang
6-pull ahead a few feet & mount drawbar.
For short term drawbar work just drop the rear gang, leave the fronts on.
At end of season it took a bit longer to break down into smaller pieces to carry inside barn for winter
storage.
Willie
 
Nice fleet! And the old barn is neat too (so many old style barns just left to fall down and then get burned or buried around here).
 
Most are your favorite color too, rusted. We try too keep the barn up, notice the ladders. We recently touched up a few loose sheets on the roof. They should get flipped to the other side to replace a few sheets the blew off, but a clear day is far in between lately.
 
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