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mikeinWA

05-28-2004 23:25:31

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Well I am getting alittle closer every day to hitting the field with my Super A. I am making a drive south tommorrow to Salem OR to look at more cultivator parts. Any ideas on fair value would really help. I hope to find shovels of different types as well as a vegetable tool bar and shields. Thanks in advance for the info.

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riverbend

05-29-2004 06:33:44

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Re: cultivator value in reply to mikeinWA, 05-28-2004 23:25:31

Mike,

The cultivators for my H and SC cost between $3 and $50. None of them were complete or perfect. I had to buy several. New shovels run $10 to $15 each. Clamps are about $20.

If you come across any extra squash knives or side knives, I am looking for some for my SC.

Greg

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mikeinWA

05-29-2004 21:24:16

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Re: Re: cultivator value in reply to riverbend, 05-29-2004 06:33:44

Can you describe the squash knives a little more. I got your request a little late to really get anything done and this fellow doesnt want to deal long distance, but if I know what I am looking for I would be happy to keep my eyes open for them.

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riverbend

05-30-2004 08:03:47

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Re: Re: Re: cultivator value in reply to mikeinWA, 05-29-2004 21:24:16

A squash knife looks like a half sweep that is 10"-18" wide. The idea is to reach in and cultivate under the squash or tomato vines after they have started to sprawl. The cultivator manual for M and H shows IH's version of a knife weeder at the end of the attachments section (pg. 152).

Thanks for looking.

Greg

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mikeinWA

05-30-2004 23:11:41

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Re: Re: Re: Re: cultivator value in reply to riverbend, 05-30-2004 08:03:47

OK Half sweep. I think we need some more common language. A half sweep to me is 1/2 shovel or duck foot, same duck foot shape only half. I did purchase and he does have more "carrot knives" big L shaped deals that have a kind of built in shield and also noticed alot of similar shovels that curve and would actually carry dirtback toward the row. A picture would be worth a thousand words here, the only manual I have is for the 144.

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Hugh MacKay

05-29-2004 05:42:22

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Re: cultivator value in reply to mikeinWA, 05-28-2004 23:25:31

Mike: Cultivator parts are hard to nail down on value. What may be valuable in one part of country may be worthless elsewhere. Only advice I can give is your own good judgement. I have corresponded enough with you, I am confidant with that. You have the lift frames that mount on tractor and those are the item that can put a drain on a pocket book. When it comes to tool bars just keep aware of steel prices, as they are quite easy to fabricate.

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Dennis in NC

05-29-2004 04:29:26

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Re: cultivator value in reply to mikeinWA, 05-28-2004 23:25:31

i am moving to portland soon any shows ,clubs ect for a guy with red tractors? anyone know A LINK FOR the IH chapter in OR/WA

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MD Wa.

05-29-2004 07:57:00

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Re: Re: cultivator value in reply to Dennis in NC, 05-29-2004 04:29:26

Dennis. Forgot to post web address. www.nwihc30.com.Hope to meet you soon. Morgan

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MD Wa.

05-29-2004 07:36:13

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Re: Re: cultivator value in reply to Dennis in NC, 05-29-2004 04:29:26

Dennis. As President of Chap. 30 (WA,Or, Id.)let me be the first to welcome you to the NW. There will be shows all summer. The big shows will be in Brookd Or. Lest then an hr. so. of Pontland. July 8-11 all IH only. Last weekend of July first and w/e of Aug. great Or. steamup. Left e-mail open if I can be of any help. Morgan

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Dan in Ore

05-29-2004 02:10:54

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Re: cultivator value in reply to mikeinWA, 05-28-2004 23:25:31

Mike:

If you have or come across any spare "wedge bolts" either reply or drop me an e-mail. I need some for my F-12 cultivator.

Dan

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