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AC two row three point cultivator
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    Posted: 10 May 2011 at 10:04pm
Picked the cultivator up at the same sale as the narrow front B.From all I can find it looks to be a factory 500 series and not a home made deer plot cutoff. I have not found any serial number tag on it to confirm this but from descriptions from Wendels book it looks to be one. Has anyone here ever used one of these cultivators and how are they. I will post some pics of it and the tractors as soon as i figure out how to get the pics posted.
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here are some of the picture of the cultivatorhttp://photobucket.com/allisfamily let me know what you think and if you think its indeed factory. Thanks
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The account is my wifes so the name of it has nothing to do with me lol.
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I just bought the exact same one. Only yours is in way better shape. In fact that thing looks almost like new.
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My dad bought one like it, then bought a longer tube from a steel supplier, long enough for a row, added one gang and had a 4 row cultivator.  I still have the short tube.  Yours looks like new. 




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Best looking 2 row cultivator I've ever seen.
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Uncle always said "Fill the back of the shovel and the front will take care of itself".
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They said at the sale where we bought it the guy that was selling needed more more shed room so he was cleaning house. I think it will look pretty good behind the Series 4 D17 this summer cultivating corn if it dries up enough to get it in.
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BTW what did you pay for it?
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Man I need that! Also could you tell us you had to give for it?
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We gave 140 bucks for it and it came with two noble rolling shields also
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That is the same tool bar, ratter it was two row four row or six. One can cut a four off to a two and they would have same plow as you.
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Originally posted by se iowa picker se iowa picker wrote:

We gave 140 bucks for it and it came with two noble rolling shields also

Unbelievable! I paid 150.00 and thought it was a good price but no orange paint came with mine. I did get the rolling shields though.
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Very nice.  I'd love to find a snap-coupler style.
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