Naylorbros
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Here are a few pictures of my John Deere G with a 822 rollover plow on it. I am still looking for parts for these plows. If you have extra parts please let me know.
Thanks
Ken
Thanks
Ken
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Naylorbros
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I will try for a couple of more pictures. The next one is of an 820 with some 822 parts for you have a better idea of what they look like.
Naylorbros
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One more looking back at the plow working. Yes there are a few corn stocks caught on the rear standard. I need to play with the coulters some more.
How can you add more than one picture per post?
Thanks
Ken
How can you add more than one picture per post?
Thanks
Ken
Dave Sherburne NY
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On the line that says OPTIONAL IMAGE URL just put a comma between each url. As for putting words under each picture, I have no idea.
Use the Advanced Posting Tools for posting your pictures one or several. Hal
PS: Click on
Upload Photo then on
Browse and select pic then on
Save then on Upload Photo then on
Continue once for a second pic go back to
Browse & select another pic click on
Save then on Upload Photo & on
Continue once
Click on Preview Your Reply and both pics should appear with your message.
PS: Click on
Upload Photo then on
Browse and select pic then on
Save then on Upload Photo then on
Continue once for a second pic go back to
Browse & select another pic click on
Save then on Upload Photo & on
Continue once
Click on Preview Your Reply and both pics should appear with your message.
Naylorbros
Member
HI!! The three point is the standard Deere 801 hitch. The G has a JD live hydraulic pump on it with the valve that Deere supplied with the plow plumbed in the the pressure line off of the hydraulic pump. These plows were made to fit onto the first numbered series and the instruction book gives directions on how to cut the steel hydraulic line on these tractor and add the valve for the roll over cylinders. This conversion can be done with a normal single spool valve also and it works just as well. When the JD supplied valve on my 70 went bad the owners went and got a single spool valve form the supply store and simply replace the JD supplied valve. I am glad they kept the JD supplied valve because that is the one I fixed and put on the G. I would love to find a couple more of them.
Thanks
Ken
Thanks
Ken
Naylorbros
Member
This plow came with my 70D. It is the 14" bottom version. I am putting a 16" bottom version together for the 70 and will keep the 14" for the G.
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