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Chuck Burney

06-22-2004 14:29:02

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This device is mounted on the side of my TO-30 that I just purchased. The plate on the device says is was manufactured by Earth Equip. Corp. in Los Angeles, CA. It has a rod attached to the control lever and there appears to be a cork washer under the lever that the rod is attached to. Does anyone know about this device and how I could get a picture or any other information to put it back into operation. thanks

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DS Ohio

07-21-2004 11:07:58

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Re: Equalizer Positive Depth Control in reply to Chuck Burney, 06-22-2004 14:29:02

Chuck,

I alos have one and it is mounted. I put pictures up on this board. go to page 1 or 2 of this current board and look for the entrie called "Look at what I found on my tractor"

I posted 4 pictures and you can see how it is installed

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Mt Roy

06-22-2004 18:54:46

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Re: Equalizer Positive Depth Control in reply to Chuck Burney, 06-22-2004 14:29:02

Here is a picture of what he has. Very lucky to aquire such a nice attachment.

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Ralph K

06-23-2004 10:26:17

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Re: Re: Equalizer Positive Depth Control in reply to Mt Roy, 06-22-2004 18:54:46

Well hey, that looks like my picture! The shaft in the center has a spring and nut on it to adjust pressure. There should be two cork disks on either side of the plate which provide friction. The piece in the slot is a cam stop which limits the movement, and the rod attaches to the quadrant lever. I will take some more detailed pics when I get home this weekend and post a link for you

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Chuck Burney

06-23-2004 16:06:41

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Re: Re: Re: Equalizer Positive Depth Control in reply to Ralph K, 06-23-2004 10:26:17

Ralph,
The cork appears to go on either side of a paddle shaped piece and then there is a round piece that slides on the three mounting bolts which could apply pressure from the springs. What diameter is the spring and how tall, also what diameter is the spring material. How is the cam stop constructed and is it adjustable throughout the range of the slot? I would like to post a picture, but am at a loss to understand the process.

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Chuck Burney

06-22-2004 20:55:02

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Re: Re: Equalizer Positive Depth Control in reply to Mt Roy, 06-22-2004 18:54:46

That is exactly what I have and need info. to get I restored. The shaft in the center is bare and the piece in the slot is missing. Otherwise everything else is present.

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rick

06-22-2004 16:30:27

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Re: Equalizer Positive Depth Control in reply to Chuck Burney, 06-22-2004 14:29:02

give me your email address and I will send you instructions.

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Chuck Burney

06-25-2004 22:23:04

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Re: Re: Equalizer Positive Depth Control in reply to rick, 06-22-2004 16:30:27

Rick,
Let try this again. My email is cburney@surfbest.net. Hope this works and I do thank you for the information.

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Chuck Burney

06-22-2004 20:56:27

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Re: Re: Equalizer Positive Depth Control in reply to rick, 06-22-2004 16:30:27

Rick,
Thanks for the help.

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Scott

06-22-2004 16:21:57

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Re: Equalizer Positive Depth Control in reply to Chuck Burney, 06-22-2004 14:29:02

Try this:

http://www.ytmag.com//nboard/messages/390572.html

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Chuck Burney

06-22-2004 20:59:54

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Re: Re: Equalizer Positive Depth Control in reply to Scott, 06-22-2004 16:21:57

Scott,
I will try that site to see what is available.

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06-22-2004 15:54:58

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Re: Equalizer Positive Depth Control in reply to Chuck Burney, 06-22-2004 14:29:02

Your picture didn't show but my guess it looks something like this home made "position control" I made for my 9N Ford. Is it? Please post the picture if you can and I may be of more help.

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