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Old 02-09-2012, 08:16 PM
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hey made a new attachment for my collection had seen a pic of one and thot it was awsome so i said in had to have one so i found some old shanks of a piece of farm equitment and got some steel a some new teeth and this is what i came up with hope you like
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Old 02-09-2012, 08:21 PM
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Old 02-09-2012, 08:30 PM
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yeh, I like it. Those spring shanks work very nice. I been scouting for some on a junker.
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That's the exact cultivator I am looking to build this spring. I have a nice heavy piece of angle iron. I just need to get some S-tines and shovels, or I am going to use 5 pieces of 1x1 tubing and mount the shovels on the ends.

You did a great job.
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That's neat, I like it, too!
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those teeth are fleet farm specials. there only about 4 bucks. i provided the bolts for them haha
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I like it too! Great job!
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those teeth are fleet farm specials. there only about 4 bucks. i provided the bolts for them haha
The closest thing we have I guess to Fleet Farm is Tractor Supply and our local store doesn't keep anything like that in stock at all, and scratches their head when you ask to see a price.
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The closest thing we have I guess to Fleet Farm is Tractor Supply and our local store doesn't keep anything like that in stock at all, and scratches their head when you ask to see a price.
If you have to ask...you can't afford it!

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