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    Posted: 28 Apr 2022 at 12:39pm
Hi. I got these two levers a right and left with a b I bought. I have no idea what they are for. Anyone know? They are orange, so I assume they are allis chalmers.

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I cant see the photo real clear, but the appear to be Cultivator Lift arms for some ALLIS tractor.





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gee I got one of them in my garage too !
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Im hoping someone can identify them so I can put them in the classified forum. Hopefully someone can use them

I really don’t want to scrap them
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They look more like the WD cultivator levers than the B lever. The B lever has a curve in it. 
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john. post a better photo of the TOP and the BOTTOM ends... and maybe the length... to help someone identify.
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Those are the cultivator depth levers for a C. They attach to the outer end of the rock shaft and ingage the toothed quadrants just outboard of the fenders. Your missing quite a bit of the assembly. They are totaly usless for your B and some parts are welded to the rock shaft. You dont have them either.
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Thanks they came with on of my Bs. Do they mount to the seat frame?

I have no use for them. I’ll see if someone wants them.

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The "rock shaft" that Dave talks about is the round bar about 1.5 inch diameter that sets horizontal behind the seat and is used as the LIFT for some implements.. Here is a You Yube shot of the back of a C tractor.


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The c doesn’t quite look right

Hope this is a better picture of them
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