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Topic: What is it?
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Straw Boss

09-13-2012 21:16:04
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Looks like John Deere paint on it.




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Straw Boss

09-14-2012 23:04:29
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 Re: What is it? in reply to Straw Boss, 09-13-2012 21:16:04  
Thanks for the responses. I learned something again today.



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Curt Cooke

09-14-2012 06:24:11
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 Re: What is it? in reply to Straw Boss, 09-13-2012 21:16:04  
If it's got John Deere paint on it, it must be worth two or three times something.



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jon f mn

09-14-2012 00:40:57
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 Re: What is it? in reply to Straw Boss, 09-13-2012 21:16:04  
It's the part in the trip on a jd corn planter that changes the marker from one side to the other on planters with chains to lift the markers. Like for models 490 and 1240. Goes between the chains on the lift where the chain goes around the pully behind the main frame. It locks one side alowing the other to drop the marker. When you turn the chains hooked on the drawbar pull it to the other side so it locks the other side dropping the other marker.

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John B.

09-14-2012 15:07:59
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 Re: What is it? in reply to jon f mn, 09-14-2012 00:40:57  
That's what I thought also. A pivot bolt went thru where the three legs meet and the hole at the other end a spring latched into. The spring would hold it over center one way or the other.



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