kcm.MN
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Janicholson
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1914 era "Adams leaning wheel" grader. I own one with my family (still in use) really takes 100 horse power (or a crawler geared down to pull hard) for it to go to work. The
tongue is articulated to allow offset pulling. The front and rear axels can be moved left and right about 4 feet (total). Every thing has an adjustment. Don't let the big
(elevation) wheels get away from your control, or they will tear off your arms. We pulled ours one fall contouring a drainage with 2 M Farmalls with a tandem hitch (no front
bolster on the second M) and two operators. Ours is similar in patina, and makes a person sweat walking toward it. Jim
tongue is articulated to allow offset pulling. The front and rear axels can be moved left and right about 4 feet (total). Every thing has an adjustment. Don't let the big
(elevation) wheels get away from your control, or they will tear off your arms. We pulled ours one fall contouring a drainage with 2 M Farmalls with a tandem hitch (no front
bolster on the second M) and two operators. Ours is similar in patina, and makes a person sweat walking toward it. Jim
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kcm.MN
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That would be great to see in action!
Janicholson
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Here is mine Jim
pasbonbasile
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I have one that is now on rubber and still use it around the place.
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