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Shanks for MF 140 Spring Tooth Field Cultivator
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    Posted: 18 Mar 2020 at 8:40am
I have a Massey Fergusson 140 spring tooth cultivator. I occasionally use it to gather up loose roots, branches, etc after clearing areas. The county dug out a county drain on my place and didn't bother to remove any brush first, they just piled all the dirt and brush together in the field and left it. Anyways I broke a couple shanks cleaning up and would like to replace them, anyone have a source for these? Thanks.

Bryan
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If you have an AGCO dealer near by, you might be able to take it to them. I doubt they would have replacements but they may be able to help you with a plan. Depends on how your dealer is, ours is pretty good at finding parts or solutions.
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Try CFCDistibutors inc online is cfcdist.com or 1 800 548 6633 The online has good pictures and measurements to figure out how close theirs are to what you have.


I found them hunting Glencoe shanks and ordered one to make sure it was right. Which it was but never put it on as I only a few acres of hay planting.
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Hey Ray,

     I’ll check them out after I fly back home Sunday, been out of town for work since originally posting this. Thanks.

Bryan
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