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Re: Missing a peice to Rear Super A cultivators??
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on April 25, 2006 at 17:48:38 from (209.226.247.146):
In Reply to: Missing a peice to Rear Super A cultivators?? posted by Nickc711 on April 25, 2006 at 16:07:09:
Nick: One of the problems we may have with this is it changed slightly over the years. It could be that those cultivators were manufactured in more than one plant. About the only thing that never changed were the front lift frames. If you could post a photo of what you have, it would help tremendously. Manuals always seemed to be scarce for these cultivators. I've never seen one, and was around two of them when bought new. I've never seen a parts book either. If you want to send me an e mail, I can send you a couple of photos that might help. Bear in mind much of what I have for cultivators has been modified. I use all modern day S tines, and my cultivator frames have been modified to accomodate the new type ground working tools.
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