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  1. K

    What do you think of electric chain saws?

    I have the Milwaukee & it works well. The 12a battery will run about the same time as my Stihl MS180 would on a tank of gas but it is 3# heavier. So for anything but cleanup work or a couple quick cuts goes to the gas saws. The battery saw is good for about 30 minutes of cutting depending on...
  2. K

    Front pto

    My front PTO turns about 1800 vs 540 on the rear so the speed is also a concern.
  3. K

    Pallet banding sealing tools

    look here, this is the brand we used to use. https://www.signode.com/en-us/products/strapping-systems/strapping-hand-tool/
  4. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    That looks to be a 12" or so with factory rubber. I have never seen ant #8 with factory rubber & here we 2 of them in this thread....
  5. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    I am sure you have a #8 since the wheel mounts appear different from the #9. The #9 wheel mounts are all in bottom of the frame rather than in both sides of the frame. Good luck with the repairs.
  6. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    There are 11 drawbars on the 8.5 which is what i see in your pics. Hitch pic
  7. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    If you count all the spring teeth I can look at the book for size, buy they go from 7 to 8.5 so I think you prolly have a 8.5. That first line you quoted is my analogy, you can see in the pics that they were made both ways.
  8. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    Does anyone know why my pic turn when sent by computer???? They are fine from my Phone.
  9. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    OK, here is the pressure bar setup
  10. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    I do not see rubber tires or wheels in frame & the #9 was also has a 14" shown. Wheels in frame also have squared opening vs the triangle for wheels outside. This hitch is shown for #8 in the wider widths. I think my 9' 8.5 a #9 looking at the hydraulic setup but has outside wheels. I see...
  11. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    My 8.5' hitch is like your & has factory hyd lift
  12. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    How wide is yours? The hitches are different depending on width. I have 4 of these plus a parts machine. 1 - 7.0' converted to a 3 point setup. 2 - 7.0' all original, steel wheel, rope trip etc. 3 - 7.0' all original but has rubber tires with rims welded to cut off spokes. 4 - 8.5' #9...
  13. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    Here is a pic of the tension spring setup
  14. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    See pics from manual
  15. K

    broken shank on old IH field cultivator

    I been looking at your pics, maybe post one from the back. It looks like you need flat cotters, springs & the lower W clips. The flat cotters & W clips are easily made, I got some springs from McMaster Carr that work fine.
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