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Posted by Don-Wi on March 29, 2007 at 12:11:46 from (70.224.196.47):
I put this on the implemetn board, but figured some guys would see it over here too... I got a little more info on the cultivator now and I took a better loo at it. I got some pictures too.
It's missing 3 sweeps, but the rest still have visible letters in the middle on the wear side. I didn't see any busted welds, there was evidence that one of the bolts came loose that held a shank to the frame, but a new one was installed. Has a 3 bar Wil-rich harrow on the back, manual fold (doesn't look hard to add a cylinder to each wing) and no cylinder is installed on it. Overall looks to be in good shape, just a little rusty although ours are much rustier than this one.
  
Whadda you guys think? They're asking $1300, but I may offer $800 and see where it goes. Otherwise I'll just watch the auctions and try to find something else. I'm not very brand specific when it comes to tillage, as long as it gets the job done. Donovan from Wisconsin
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