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AC B cultivator Identification
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    Posted: 23 Jan 2012 at 9:31am
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Attached are photos of 2 cultivators that I have for my B.  I would like to identify the types other than one is hydraulic lift and the other is manual lift.  Also, I would like to determine the application for the lever pictured.  It came with the hydraulic lift. 

 

I have a publication from 1941 that lists the various cultivators.  The No. 65 and 66 appear to be multiple row models.  It also appears from the publication that the superstructure of the No. 61, 61-A, 62, 63, 63-A and 69 may be the same with different type of shanks and or/shovels.  I would appreciate any help and also where I might get an owner’s manual for the one I have.  I am missing the arch that fits on the rear of the hydraulic one, I would be interested if anyone has this part available
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Other 2 photos did not post.  Will try again.uploads/4968/Cult_H_1.JPG
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Here is the 3d photo.
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All models were based on a common frame, with the exception of the 64. It does not have the wraparound bar behind the rear tires.
 
Other than that, the models were distinguished only by the toolbars, shanks, sweeps and shovels that were specified.
 
The manual comes up on eBay fairly frequently. You can find one there.
 
The lever is the depth adjustment for the B plow.


Edited by GlenninPA - 23 Jan 2012 at 10:12am
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in your 1st picture of the hydraulic operated cultivator, you should still have the
handle/ depth control lever. the Manual  covers all B cultivators, 60 series.
I don't recognize the front sweeps in the 1st picture. They are not shown in my book.
On the manual lift, you have 2 springs to aid in lifting. On the hydra you have 1 spring to aid in penetration. I don't see any of the lifting parts in the picture. They made about 8 different types of shanks.
 I would like to find a rotary hoe for mine. Bob


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