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Posted by Corey in PA on October 17, 2005 at 18:56:31 from (69.138.86.15):
I have a 1947 Farmall A restored, I also have a set of cultivators that goes with it they are belly mount and rear mount. I have no idea how they go on I have many parts, maybe all of them. If anyone has a link to a picture with these on them or a manual with diagrams it would be very helpful. The tractor also has a lift all that uses exhaust gas to move the cultivators up and down. I am also not sure how to put this back on either. It would be helpful if anyone has information on this old technology that they would like to share so that I can get all of these parts back on the tractor. Maybe I will even get them to work again. Any information and diagrams is greatly appreciated.
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