Narrow rows with A?

[Sod Buster Mn87]

How easily would an A handle 20" or 24" rows in a garden?
Thanks
Sod Buster

[staninlowerAL]

Wheels spacing will determine row widths.

[SONNY]

Won't do one row at a time. You may be able to set the wheel spacing to do 2 rows but if using a cultivator, you would have to make major changes. A is really a bit big unless your garden is acres big. Cub is too big in most gardens. thanks; sonny

[Sod Buster Mn87]

Won't do one row at a time. You may be able to set the wheel spacing to do 2 rows but if using a cultivator, you would have to make major changes. A is really a bit big unless your garden is acres big. Cub is too big in most gardens. thanks; sonny

. Thanks, I seen one on CL got me thinking again. My garden is 75x125 but I got all the room in the world on the ends. I thought maybe I could set up a toolbar and cultivate multiple rows at a pass.

[staninlowerAL]

Probably have to fab cultivating equipment. OEM is hard to find.

[Jim Becker]

Depends on exactly what you want to do but easy, probably a lot easier with a Super A or Cub. There are a lot more implements available.

Most of these old threads are in the context of a Cub. But most applies directly to an A. Follow the links in this thread to more discussion and pictures.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=91113

[Super A]

Set the wheels on 44" and you can straddle two 22" rows. 20" should work ok too.
If you try to cultivate two at a time, remember you have to be sure your rows are exactly 22" apart. Otherwise you'll have a lot of cultivator blight.

Al