I saw this one on eBay yesterday but didn't bid high enough. I have not seen these before. Are these fairly common. Looks like it would be handy
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Looks like a pick up for a spring tooth harrow made by IH, wonder what happened to the rest of it?
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Yeah, what Dan said.
The peg tooth and spring tooth harrows and the rotary hoe all used the same lifting arm. None of those implements were very heavy and I wouldn't expect a lot of lifting capacity from this arm. Just as well, because it won't take much weight on the end of that arm to get the tractor up on 2 wheels.
The peg tooth and spring tooth harrows and the rotary hoe all used the same lifting arm. None of those implements were very heavy and I wouldn't expect a lot of lifting capacity from this arm. Just as well, because it won't take much weight on the end of that arm to get the tractor up on 2 wheels.
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