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Posted by Chris Todd on March 13, 2005 at 07:20:41 from (4.224.180.221):
Hi All, I have acquired what I believe is either a 174 or 184? ground driven planter and fertilizer spreader that was said to have been used with a Super A. I have looked at 174 online manual and it seems to look like the 174 Cub Planter. I also looked at an Ebay pic that showed a 184 Planter mounted to a Super A and it sure looked like the same planter with only the mounting hardware being different. This planter mounts to a toolbar that is mounted under center of tractor. Any info, pics, etc. would be appreciated. I will be listing this setup on Ebay if I can ever decide what it is that I have. Thanks in advance!
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