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Coony278

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I got this planter with b John Deere I bought.

It has dual seed boxes on it meaning it will plant 2 seeds in same row. It was originally mule drawn but has a 3 point conversion done on it now.

All the part numbers on it start with a "G". The gear cogs on it has the part number of g882, the axle has g661

The planter is still in working order. Any help identifying it would be appreciated and what you think it might be worth would be helpful.
 
(quoted from post at 19:19:12 03/05/17) I got this planter with b John Deere I bought.

It has dual seed boxes on it meaning it will plant 2 seeds in same row. It was originally mule drawn but has a 3 point conversion done on it now.

All the part numbers on it start with a "G". The gear cogs on it has the part number of g882, the axle has g661

The planter is still in working order. Any help identifying it would be appreciated and what you think it might be worth would be helpful.
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I know it's not an IH but does look similar. My also was horse drawn. I converted to 3pt to plant 11 acres of corn. I think most of the makers were using the same basic
design. Boy and I thought my blade runner were worn.

Kirk
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It's probably JD.

Case did use a similar green paint back in the day - just in case it could be.

Often the part numbers from back then cast into some of the pieces start with a letter that will identify who made it.

It would look like it was a horse drawn planter with the 3pt deal added much later?

Paul
 
Well duh, I was looking for the pic so quickly, I missed that you already posted all the info I mentioned. Sorry I was no help.....

Paul
 
Need a better picture. So dark in what is needed to see cannot tell what the boxes look like. To me and in shadows way too much boxes look square, don't know if that is so or not. John Deere used round boxes and on the horse drawn planters with what was called a pea box it was a seperate box just inside of each row and it was round also.
 
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