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DennisA (IL) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 23 Nov 2016 at 12:04am
This one is from Auntwayne.
Please help identifying this part.
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Thanks & God Bless

Dennis
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looks like it's off a cultivator
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I just now saw the threads inside, it appears it screws onto an end of a hyd cyl.
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Lift link for a plow?
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It is a removable end off a hydraulic cylinder. I have several AC cylinders with that end on them. Usually seen them used on corn planter cylinders.
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Dennis started the "identify part", so I asked him. It has been hanging around the machine shed forever. Finally had to ask what it was off of. Nathan, thanks for the reply. It makes sense, but, do you or any others have a picture of it being used with an implement ?     Duane
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