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Anybody know if this has anything to do with a Farmall Cub? Thanks, Lou
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The multi-part assembly is the rear rockshaft for a Farmall A cultivator (power lift, NOT for Super A). The single part looks familiar, but not placing it right now. It is not Cub and is probably for an A.

Edit: second part may be the early style hand-lift link for the rockshaft and the rockshaft may work with that link.
 
Pretty sure it is from an A or B, as jim said it is a rear
cultivator rockshaft. If you are close to ohio or would ship
it i would be interested in buying it if you want to sell.

Mike miller
 
Which rockshaft do you want one for an A or a B do you want hand lift or exhaust. If its for an A do you have the lever for the rear lift on the platform or does your lift lever have the bracket that also lifts the rear. The rockshafts are different for both tractors as there was options.
 
(quoted from post at 18:15:15 10/02/14) Pretty sure it is from an A or B, as jim said it is a rear
cultivator rockshaft. If you are close to ohio or would ship
it i would be interested in buying it if you want to sell.

Mike miller
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Hi, I am in Chardon Ohio 44024. My # is 216-346-3880.
 
I have an A with an A134 cultivator. These peices match what the parts book shows that i need. I don't remember if my lift lever has a place to attach the rear rockshaft but i think it does because i remember thinking it wouldn't be hard to add.

I am actually working on trying to set up a reasonable copy of an A435 but the rear section would be the same. I would love to buy a 435 but they are hard to find.

Speaking of that, in my research on the 435 and tooling for those i see that the clamps are hard to find and in demand. There is a place that does Cast steel here in town and i wondered what it would cost to have them made but i would need a pattern. Any chance you would loan one.out for me to see what it'd cost? I would pay the shipping both ways plus some. Not sure how would be the best way to do the bolt part yet.

Mike
 
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