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Re: Farmall B cultivators on a BN
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Posted by gene b on February 08, 2004 at 07:22:46 from (67.1.98.77):
In Reply to: Farmall B cultivators on a BN posted by mike on February 07, 2004 at 22:07:54:
The only difference is the bar that goes from fender to fender for the rear tooling. Is the cult manual lift or exhaust lift. Just shorten that bar by 8in and you are in business. I have one but there would not be a big deal sawing out the 8in. Saw where the rear lift arm is and no one would ever know the difference. Now i am assuming that we are talking about the B-238 MODEL There was also the 221 that had the steerable gangs. I have the owners manuals for both and that bar is the only difference. glad to help i also have some cults if you need any parts. gene b
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