Posted by Lanse on May 31, 2010 at 19:48:50 from (65.89.42.149):
Well guys... In the spring of 2009, i bought this old jd cultivator for $50 or $75 off a farmer i was working for at the time, and now im not too sure what im gonna do with it...
I was thinking of painting it up and selling it, but supposedly there not worth too much...
And then i took an interest in welding... And now when i look at it, i see a gigantic hunk of round stock, bar stock, flat stuff and a mountain of angle iron, held together by this gigantic beam that could be the start of a really cool project...
Id like to take it apart and use it as stuff to practice/learn to weld on...
But i dont know if its worth it... Its a really nice machine, and id feel kinda bad about it.
I think its six rows... Is there any demand for these things out there?? Are they collectable?? Im thinking it might be too small to be good for much today, but too big and too new to be collectable...
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