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Cultivator castings? Hugh?
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Posted by Darren in TN on February 06, 2004 at 10:58:30 from (128.158.130.56):
Hey Hugh and others! I put a 7/8" three-point pin in each of the cultivator mounts on the final drives to use with lift arms for my bush-hog (great idea, Hugh.) When I was working on it I noticed the two castings are different! Not a lot, but when you put them up side-by-side the one is maybe 1/2" or 1" longer than the other. Does it sound to you like someone broke one and replaced in with a different casting, like one off of a 100, 130, or 140?? I had figured they used the same cultivators as the Super A, but this thing is definitely slightly different. Could it have just been that the castings were changed from one year to the next? Anyway I'm mostly just curious-- thanks in advance. God bless, Darren
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