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Re: Cub A-136 Cultivator Conversion to Hydraulic Lift???
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Posted by Farmalldan on May 14, 2003 at 10:02:39 from (64.154.26.248):
In Reply to: Cub A-136 Cultivator Conversion to Hydraulic Lift??? posted by B. Mahar on May 14, 2003 at 06:19:02:
The A-136 cultivator was built for the A and not the Cub. There are a number of differences between the two which will cause you to make modifications. In my opinion, you would really have better luck with a Super A cultivator as it at least lifts with the same mechanism. Anyway, I believe you will find the square bar that goes into the steering gear hsg to be a different size, the brackets that mount the rear sections to the final drives to have different bolt patterns, and the way the sections lift is entirely different. My comments are made on the basis of observations of an A-134 cultivator that I acquired with a Cub. I never tried to attach the A-134 as I had Cub cultivator also, but these were the obvious modifications made by the previous owner. I think you're into new ground here, so good luck.
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