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    Posted: 06 Feb 2016 at 8:47am
Does anyone know the model number of this field cultivator?  I would like to find an ops manual for it.  All of the AC cultivators that I have seen have one wide piece of spring steel for each tooth.  This one has two narrow pieces for each tooth.

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I'm having trouble getting the pictures through.  I resized them in Windows Paint the first time and then pasted them the first time and they didn't come through.  I followed the instructions for photo bucket and when I pasted them they just came through as computer language.  I will keep trying.
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I believe what you have is a QUACK DIGGER, used to rip open grass fields. I have one I use to cultivate 40 inch food plot rows.
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That looks to be the WD Field cultivator. Those spring teeth are the same as used on a "Row Crop" cultivator. That won't do all that much in sod ground, but works nicely in tilled ground.  What's referred to as a Quack digger, AC named a "Coil Spring Field Cultivator" and was built somewhat heavier. On that the coil spring shanks were about 1 inch square.
If it was fun to pull in LOW gear, I could have a John Deere.
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Can't tell from your picture very well, but is it like this one? I'm not aware of the model number. Norm's book refers to them as spring tooth field cultivators.
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couple more pic's
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That looks exactly like the one I have, I have guage wheeles on mine and have converted it to a 3 point attachment. I was told it was a quack digger, sorry if this was incorrect. They do a good job on cleaning up roots and brush.
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Yes that looks the same as mine but I have steel gauge wheels on the front of mine.  Your pictures are a lot better than mine.  (My shed is waiting for a good spring cleaning.)  Thanks for the help. 
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From the manuals I have seen on ebay.  I think it is a WD / WD45 field cultivator.
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yeah, gauge wheels would be a nice feature to have. mine just goes in as far as it goes and so far the '45 has pulled it. it is a nice implement to have for working up the garden and sweet corn patch.
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i been looking for one of these if anyone knows were one can be bought' could use one for the right price THANK'S
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Originally posted by Rick143 Rick143 wrote:

Yes that looks the same as mine but I have steel gauge wheels on the front of mine.  Your pictures are a lot better than mine.  (My shed is waiting for a good spring cleaning.)  Thanks for the help. 
If you see one around let me know please. My dad is looking for one.
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 Nice cultivator. I'm looking for one too. LOL     Smile
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I have been kinda watching for one too. I found one, but I think it mist be gold plated. Lol. What should one in decent shape run? The one I found does have the guage wheels.
I really have no idea on value, just thought that guy was pretty high.
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I would like to have one for a B or C. Bob
4 B's, 1 C's,3 CA's, 2 G's WD, D14, D15, B-1, B10, B12, 712S,
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I paid 600 for mine 5 years ago without gauge wheels. paid about $150 later for wheels
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I got this one for $175.00. It had two broken springs (one set).
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Got mine for $100 7 or 8 years ago. A real bargain considering what people are quoting now. Wow. Things have gone crazy price wise!
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Thanks guys! That helps a lot.
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I am looking for spare teeth for the above cultivator.   Does anyone know of the part numbers for them or where I might find some?
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Like to fine one some day as well.
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No need for wheels when the traction booster is working. Mine works great.
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