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Old 02-13-2024, 04:26 PM
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I came across these today after going through a bunch of old Cub Cadet parts. They've been on the shelf for probably 15 or 20 years. I can't remember what they are or what they are for. They look like they're for a cultivator but I'm not sure. Does anybody have any idea what they are?
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Gotta be something to make furrows for planting or for cultivating. Also reminds me of a "middle buster" that could be used singly for ditching a field to control run-off.
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I came across these today after going through a bunch of old Cub Cadet parts. They've been on the shelf for probably 15 or 20 years. I can't remember what they are or what they are for. They look like they're for a cultivator but I'm not sure. Does anybody have any idea what they are?
They are small cultivator sweeps for a garden tractor.
The shanks they attach too are round ones, not flat like a spring tooth drag.
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Anyone find any pictures of a cultivator attachment that used the sweeps pictured?
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Anyone find any pictures of a cultivator attachment that used the sweeps pictured?
Here are pics of Brinly cultivators with the sweeps on Ebay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/155269326393
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Sam, thanks for "digging up" those Brinley cultivator brochure pictures so we could see how the sweeps were set up. Looks like BH created a lot of options for tractor owners years ago.
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