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Posted by riverbend on April 20, 2004 at 20:04:20 from (208.160.33.245):
In Reply to: cultivators for an H posted by Matt in Texas on April 20, 2004 at 11:03:24:
You did get carried away. I make my living on about 8 acres of vegetables. Be careful, farming can be the ruin of a good hobby. The cultivator for my H came from an ad in the local paper. Most of it was sitting on someones rock pile. It would not hurt to try for two or three if they are cheap, since they may not be complete. If you have a cultivating tractor, why not keep the H for plowing, disking, and planting ? The cultivator is heavy to mount and it will be in the way for everything else you want to do.
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