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Re: how to connect cultivator to a 200
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Posted by Randy in NE on August 15, 2006 at 14:55:19 from (204.124.193.164):
In Reply to: how to connect cultivator to a 200 posted by three_deer on August 15, 2006 at 14:30:55:
It sounds like you may have the rear mounted gang for the cultivator. That would bolt to the axle brackets and then have a lifting rod that would pass up along the seat and connect to the rockshaft on the hydraulic unit. It probably passes on the clutch side to that it can be operated independently of the front mounted cultivator. I'm not sure if the 200 mounts the same as the C but the C has three 3/4" tapered bolts right above the front wheels. Then they have lifting rods that connect to the rockshafts. Pretty easy to install.
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