Farmall Cub

I'm getting too old to make all my garden furrows,using a hoe. Came up with this contraption, made mostly of scavenged material. Thanks Chris (Chuckwheat Farm), for 2 of the shovels. Had to buy one.(AgriSupply). Mounts on the universal mounting frame. Row spacing is adjustable. Now, I just need Spring! Ed

wow, thats nice man. Looks like the springs off of an old IH two section spring-tooth harrow.

Jerry

Actually, its cultivator spring teeth. Ed

nice job Ed

Now that looks like a serious tool. I like it!

Great job. It looks like a genuine IH implement.

You are a crafty feller Ed, are you sure that isn't one of Scotty's inventions he says you are always trying to steal his thunder.

Nice job, that gives me ideas. Now all I need is time!
Kevin

Good looking rig. Anything to save the old back. Been there, done that with the hoe.

Billy

Nice work Ed... should do the trick well.

I Know I am not the brightest bulb in the string of lite's but couldn't you do the same thing with a set of cultivator's? Dave F.

Not so fast there dude!

All we see are these panoramanic pictures of this nice blue thing - vaguely attached to the universal lifters.

Attached with glue? bailing wire? Will it really stand up in use?

Details! We must have close ups of all the furrower attachment points - as well the mounting system.

Then, & only then; can we gush appropriately as to the miraculous nature of this invention.
And more importantly: steal your ideas for our own use.

Joe

Ed,

Great invention and fabrication!

Hope it works well for you.

Good job.

Joe Malinowski wrote:You are a crafty feller Ed, are you sure that isn't one of Scotty's inventions he says you are always trying to steal his thunder.

Well Scott is back on the board posting and I am thinking that he is back in the garage again, so it looks to be adding up that he might have done it. Either way it does look great.

How about some action shots guys.

Ed,

Simple, efficient, and effective. That is really neat! Well done!

Bill