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Re: Farmall A Plow Hookup
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Posted by Dave on October 06, 2000 at 06:57:28 from (128.113.83.150):
In Reply to: Farmall A Plow Hookup posted by NODAK on October 05, 2000 at 22:47:55:
The drawbar-on-backwards attachment is the only one that I've read about on this board, but mine has a long V-shaped attachment that bolts on to the the front end of the plow and attaches to the cultivator bracket just under the steering worm gear. It looks pretty home-made, so I don't know if this is how it's supposed to be or not. I'd say it's about four feet long. It has an extra piece bolted on to the front of each end of the V. Each has a few bolt holes in it so you can adjust the length so it exactly reaches from the plow to the cultivator bracket. There's another arm that come out of the apex of the V and goes straight up. This attaches to a lever that bolts onto the side of the bell housing and is used to adjust depth. The rest of the rig for raising and lowering looks pretty home-made too. Anybody see one like this before?
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