Re: Sale prices and a question

Posted by The Dukester on November 04, 2001 at 11:13:04 from (216.93.118.32):

In Reply to: Sale prices and a question posted by Phlogiston on November 03, 2001 at 15:18:35:

Yeah, that long wrench with the big socket on one end and the "crank" sort of handle was the cultivator/drawbar wrench. When you mounted the cultivators on H's, M's and later "Supers" and some of the early number models you had to remove the drawbar because it interfered with the cultivator brackets and rear gangs. First thing to do was to remove the drawbar by dropping out the swinging hitch part pin under the transmission housing and then loosening the nuts(4) on the drawbar mounts to the rear axle housings, swing the eyebolts up and down and remove the drawbar assembly. That's where the wrench was used and was very handy. You also used it to attatch the cultivator rear gangs to similar mounts on the axle housings and on a similar "swinging eyebolt" mount. I learned how to mount a HM438 cultivator on my Super M pretty fast, it took a little muscle like most of the equipment did in those days,but you could do it and was happy with it.

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