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Topic: A cultivator operation
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| tackhammertime
10-28-2009 16:35:13
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The old A I had culivators on it when I bought it and I have left them on it. There are 2 levers sticking straight up on my left side, they are about a foot higher than my head. When they lowered and raised them did they have to stop the tractor and stand up I have tried to work them while sitting and it is not possible.
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| farmallaguy
10-30-2009 15:07:28
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Re: A cultivator operation in reply to tackhammertime, 10-28-2009 16:35:13
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| sounds about right... they are hard to lift while seated, but not impossible. seems a lot of people take them off and recycle them or forget about them unfortunately. If you give up on them, let me know...
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| Cue P.
10-29-2009 14:22:15
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Re: A cultivator operation in reply to tackhammertime, 10-28-2009 16:35:13
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| I have a Super A with hydraulics but seems to be the manual lift should be ioperable while seated. Perhaps there is a locking pin in place to keep them raised for transport?
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