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Unknown Items Obtained With A Model G - 1
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    Posted: 25 Jul 2012 at 12:14pm
When I recently acquired a Model G it came with a pile of "stuff".  Some of the stuff has been identified; some not.
 
Below is an item that I haven't been able to ID.  It may not be Allis-Chalmers.
 
I'd be interested in this group's thoughts.
 
I'll have another set of pictures posted shortly.
 
Scott
 
 
 
 
 
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Looks almost like a plow part
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I was gonna say that, looks really similar but not the same as the guide rails for the disc openers for my 4 bottom
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I think is is a left or right tool bar for the furrowing bar.
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Originally posted by Dave Richards (WV) Dave Richards (WV) wrote:

I think is is a left or right tool bar for the furrowing bar.
 
Dave,
 
Do you mean the rear furrowing bar?
 
If so I have to push back a little.  I've never seen one with the "arrow-head" on the end like this thing has.
 
Best regards,
 
Scott
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Exactly what I thought
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I got the pile of stuff a little more organized and found one of these with a clamp attached to the "arrowhead".  Thougt I'd add a picture of that to see if that helps anyone figure out what this thing is.
 
Best regards.
 
Scott
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The rear furrowing bar came with parts that took out the wheel marks.  This looks a little more sophisticated.  There is an attachment for a hoe and what looks like a bolt attachment on the end. 
It does not look like any part I am that familiar with.  However, I have a G implement book at home.  Perhaps I can find it there when I get home.
Good Luck!
Bill Long
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Looks a lot like it is off a 2 row WD or 45 cultivator. Check the bore size of the clamp they were larger than the G shanks. Scott
Allis Chalmers still exist in my mind and barns
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