Posted by jiniowa on July 22, 2013 at 12:40:54 from (166.181.83.87):
Hello. I am looking for help with locating a couple of pieces for my 41' Farmall A cultivator set up. I purchased the tractor and cultivator separately, and was told all of the cultivator parts were included. I have found during installation that I am missing some critical parts. Between the battery platform and where the starter is along and atop the transmission housing, there seems to be, at least in the pictures I've found, some type of bracket that holds a "handle bar" shaped steel bar. Possibly called a "bell crank", this bar connects to two spring loaded arms and seems to be what lifts the cultivator assembly when one actuates the lift lever from the drivers seat. Does anyone know the name of these parts and by chance where to find them? I know that is a tall order. Another idea i had was to see if I could find one locally (IOWA) that I could actually see and measure in order to try and replicate the pieces. Anyone know of anybody that has an A with a complete cultivator set up? I am hopefully setting this up to use as a cultivating tractor, but will have no luck unless I can get it lifted properly. ANY help or advice is much appreciated. Thank you,
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