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Nope he literally ment wood 🪵 kinda cool design we will see how it works in the spring

Well it's done all new wood bushings soaked in linseed oil everything was cleaned and I replaced the hitch as well. I have to make spacers to get everything tight I must be missing a roller or something I'm not sure but it's together

I could only wish for that price the one I'd love to buy is 18,000

Hydro is 10 and the 685 is 11500 I really don't want to go more then those much I was looking like 5 to 6 but I understand now a cab draws much more money so not feeling sick is worth it. I wish I could go more their is a case 4230 not far from me with creeper gear cab but it's 18k that's to much for me

I'm not sure if all of you still have this followed. But I have since learned I need a cab tractor. Health wise but either way i still haven't found a tractor. I missed a few but I found a few case tractors one is a 2700 hour 2wd cab 84 hydro from pictures it looks like it has a service sticker on the hour meter when it was serviced at 2400 hours. It's a 1 owner tractor. The other is a case 685 8x cab 2wd that has 9800 hrs Both seem very nice the hydro was a hay tractor the other I'm not sure. I did get a plastic film layer and I did get a transplanter both 3 point still only pull the 8 foot disc and I did get a 10 foot double cultipacker. would Some say the 84 hydro is the best I think it would give me the slow and the go with one tractor

Got it to work. So has anyone ever delt with these before? These were cut in half and I only see the center needed to be cut in half think I can just leave them whole

I think these wheels are just worn they had little bumps on them at one time So I tried drilling the bushings last night luckily that was test piece but it does fit the shaft nicely just need to keep from expanding it the last .25 of an inch

That's the plan weld up and shape

I'm lucky that they made this from cast steel so I was able to put some weld on these parts that wore over the years. I'm waiting on an 1.75 wood bit to come so I can drill the bushings

So I got a heads up on a wood shop that could make me the start of the bushings this wood is from Peru he said very very hard

So I cleaned and replaced the old hardware on the upper section it was orange originally so I figured leave it orange.

So I needed a cultipacker and were only a step above hobby farm so a good deal found it my way and I was able to pick up a 10 foot Dunham double cultipacker. All the wheels were good and it was complete. So when I brought it home and lifted it off the trailer I noticed that the center carrier support dropped off and was missing a pivot pin. So then that started the tare down and I found badly worn housing and wood bushings needing replacement.

Love it I plant everything with a hoss walk behind planter even at 1 row at a time your riding in style