Posted by alabamafrog on January 23, 2009 at 15:51:44 from (68.190.0.214):
I finally got around to getting the cultivator out of the woods and bringing it home. I pressure washed it and found part numbers on just about every part and what looks to be the remains of red paint but no identifying marks that would tell me the make or model. I think I have figured out how it is supposed to go together but I haven�t got a clue about the wood parts since they are long gone. I have uploaded good clean pictures of it and put them here; http://s273.photobucket.com/albums/jj235/alabamafrog/Tractors/Horse%20Drawn/
It�s definitely a walk behind and should have two wood handles in the back and a long wood beam on the front.
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