Posted by LOU from Wi. on February 26, 2011 at 16:03:14 from (174.124.110.80):
Yep we trespassed on our own ground. LOL The fellow brought it here as he promised. Hard to find that kind of guy who thought about the danger of dry wheel bearings if we were to bring it home as is. He quoted us a price to haul it for us, but WE figured he wasn't getting what the cost was, so we up'ed the freight charges in his favor.Had My S.I.L and daughters here to help if needed.The cultivator is a J.D 10 ft and in good condition . it will take a minimum amount of time to do some replacement of Hyd Cylinder and hoses (which we have already) and we need to straight one Y brace that supports one tang. Other then grease the bearings in the wheels, ,Sand blast the unit prime and re=paint (RED) to match old Ugly's colors. were good to go. Thought you might like to take a gander at the new Implement. Regards LOU & VICTOR. ps the picture of the 2 gentlemen -1 with coat = Son. 1 with out coat -shirt sleeves = seller.
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