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[sacsr]

New to this game.....first one looks homemade.....pretty sure the rest are store bought.....what are they worth....anything in here a "gem" to have???

Thanks!

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[KennyP]

The first three and the last pic all look to be for a Sears 3-point lift. I would be happy to have all of them. I can't say if they are 'diamonds in the rough', though.

[sacsr]

Kenny what is a fair price for each of these 3??

[KennyP]

That I can not tell you. I haven't bought or dealt with any of the 3-point items. In fact, I will be putting a 3-point on a Sears I have before long. Sorry!

[Lauber1]

I can say as an owner of dozens of DB/Sears attachments, that the last picture cultivator might be worth more than the whole lot. A normal vator with 5 shanks ussally brings $50 , the 6" plow another 50, but the hillers on the last one are hard to find. Provided they arent rusted out, they should bring 50- 75 without the rest of the tool bar. I see a brinly vator there too, dont know what there going for but the wheels arent orginal. the piece of Furst harrow isnt probally worth anything but scrap, and the disc looks likes an arm breaker unless you have a powered 3pt hitch. All the DB stuff will have a smaller cat O pattern and wont fit good one newer non Sears tractors.

[johndeereelfman]

Picture 6 of 7, is a set of pole jacks, that guys use for installing siding on the side of a house. Won't be worth much for Garden Tractor purposes!

[sacsr]

I do have a cat o lift on my yanmar 146 with a 14hp diesel. That would be my main tractor to use with what I buy. My 2 MF will be used primarily as mowers and pulling my trailers around in the yard. Have been really impressed with the massey pulling capability.
thanks...I appreciate the info.

[sacsr]

Thanks Johndeereelfman! I wondered what they were for. Did not look like any implement I had ever seen but I am new so figured I would show it just in case I was wrong.


I think they just sent me what they thought were gt implements.

[MH81]

Please save them. These are getting harder to find & if you can get them reasonably to cheap, you can adopt them out to good homes. The discs are a variation I've never seen and like Lauber1 said, the hillers are a neat find.

[cp7]

Like Lauber said those hillers are cool and pretty unique. I've never had a Sears tractor but somehow I keep finding the attachments. They sell good but you usually have to do it locally because of the size. The tool bar style is the best because it will break down and go in a box easily to ship. I got $140 out of the last one I had on eBay. If you look on eBay there was one that ended yesterday and he wanted $150 for freight shipping. That thing will break down and go in a box and ship for about $30. The man that's to lazy to do the work and take something apart to ship does usually sell it.
If your going to be using a Cat 0 hitch sell those and find Cat 0 implements.
I'd like the chain harrow only because it's one thing I've never had and I'd love to drag one through my pasture.
The older Brinly cultivators did have wheels originally

[brokenfeather]

Save them all, use what you can and I'm sure you can find a fine home for the ones you don't need.

[sacsr]

Doing my best Brokenfeather!

I found these over the weekend. A buddy of mine's father in law had them along with the original sears manuals for each implement. Finally got the plates I was told I needed to have for the seeder......seeder has the fertilizer hopper as well...my second seeder/planter in a week!!...
....looks like I have a sleeve hitch.....now wondering if there is anyway to use it on my massey since it is running. Also a mysterious piece....two arms with a sprocket any idea what it was used for??

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[MH81]

The arms look like 3 pt arms for Sears, but the sprocket?

Great hauls, throw a little MoJo my way please.

[sacsr]

Thanks MH81......just pure luck...mentioned it to my friend that I was looking for this type of stuff and he said he thought his father in law had some. Plate in the seeder is rusted...but the rest are shiny silver and probably may have never been used!
That sprocket on the 3pt arms is confusing me as well. From what I was told everything was used with a sears lawn tractor....would this work with the cultivator and the hopper mounted on it??

[Lauber1]

the hopper and smaller sprocket go to the fert attachment on the seeder. Your seeder seems to have a home made sleeve hitch, but it looks like it didnt hurt the main unit and the orginal setup could be rebuilt. You got a remarkable amount of good stuf there, only missing a few bits and pieces. Are there any tags on the attachments??