Ben or anyone know of any dealers that would have these Super A mounting frames laying around in the Rocky Mountain region, Great Plains, or Pacific NW?
It seems like it would not be impossible to retro fit something like the multiple row(beet and veg) cultivator set ups that they used to sell with these tractors. Anyone have experience with this, would it require welding and such, or could it be achieved with clamps to attach two tool bars cross ways under the belly? I ask because, gotta make this tractor set up that way, can"t buy another one and I plan to leave it set up for only three row crops.
as for the spacing, i feel like you get away with three rows on the bed at max wheel spacing(tractor currently set that way). You would only have 2 inches from between the two outside rows and the rear wheels. I guess you shrink that spacing to 16 or 17" to give a little wiggle room between tires and outside rows.
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