SparesWhy are there spark plugs welded to the cultivator frames? Both sides?
One of my dad's favorite ways to answer questions about what something was was to say "to make little boys ask questions".To make people ask questions?
They are a guide to help line up the cultivator with the crop, such as corn. The spark plug should be right above the corn plant at that point giving the driver a few feet of advance alignment before the cultivator got to the corp.Why are there spark plugs welded to the cultivator frames? Bot
One of my dad's favorite ways to answer questions about what something was was to say "to make little boys ask questions".
Look at that seat! No clue on the plugs.Why are there spark plugs welded to the cultivator frames? Both sides?
I agree with Tony. Worlds first guidance system.They are a guide to help line up the cultivator with the crop, such as corn. The spark plug should be right above the corn plant at that point giving the driver a few feet of advance alignment before the cultivator got to the corp.
Besides after cultivating all day, you could dream of spark plugs all night instead of corn.
I agree, could be used to hold up a shield using that "rope" JimTo tie a rope to for something. Would make a good way to hook a rope with knots in it for some sort of depth or length adjustment
Dad loved to say that Jon. RBOne of my dad's favorite ways to answer questions about what something was was to say "to make little boys ask questions".
That's exactly what I was thinking.Poorly thought out spark source for a flame weeder.
Mike
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