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Nebraska Cowman, need a disk for a Super A
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Posted by UFO Man on June 06, 2004 at 19:13:30 from (66.243.138.98):
Actually, anyone can answer this if you can, but the Cowman usually knows what and where the stuff is. Just got a Super A from an estate. No manuals. When we picked it up, someone had made off with the disk. The plows are on the tractor and it has a chewed up 6' sickle bar mower, but I really need that disk. I have looked high and low for one, but all I find is some old nasty rusted out, bearings all wobbled out, disk missing piece of junk. OR a three point, which the SA can't handle because it doesn't have a three point. I think that the SA should handle a 5 footer, maybe a six, but I don't know fer sure. Any help out there?
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