disk setup diagram

[cub75]

Where can I find a picture of a set of disks without fast hitch? Just want to make sure mine is set up correctly.

 

[Smokeycub]

TM Tractor Parts, one of our sponsors has all kinds of helpful pic's for implement hook up, etc. Here's a link.

http://www.tmtractor.com/tm-tractor/gim ... ow_001.htm

 

[Bob McCarty]

If you click on TM Tractor Parts at the bottom of the page, then click on "how to hook up implements (pictures)" in the left hand column, you'll find some photos. If you click on either "PDF manuals" or "Rudi's Manuals" in the tool bar above, you can find manuals for the disks and other implements.

Bob

 

[Denny Clayton]

Or this if you're looking for this model:

 

[cub75]

None of these pictures look like mine. Not sure where the ones that I have came from. They came with my cub. Is there a certain way to identify them?

 

[Eugene]

Is there a certain way to identify them?

Post photos.

 

[Puffie40]

http://www.cleancomputes.com/Cub/Cub%20 ... e%2002.jpg

Does it look like this?

 

[cub75]

Not really. Mine is only one set. I will post pictures by next week.

 

[Puffie40]

That is curious, though the 23-A can be turned into a single set as well.

Only other thing I can think of is disc heads for a cultivator toolbar: http://s912.photobucket.com/user/eric_2 ... 1.jpg.html

 

[Eugene]

Photographs. Perhaps we can identify.

There were a number of manufacturers of disk harrows. Farmers use to cut down, alter horse drawn machinery for towing behind farm tractors.

If it's a disk harrow, they all pretty much adjust in the same manner.

 

[cub75]

This is what mine looks like.

 

[Eugene]

Looks like it would cut soil. Give it a try.

I've never seen that set up.

I do have several disk harrows that mount to 2 wheeled garden tractors. The angle adjustment between the two disk sections is made by moving the pins to different holes in the angle iron.

 

[Puffie40]

It does look homemade.

 

[TomE]

I've found a couple of sets of front wheel weights to be a big help with the lift disk.