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Re: Kewanee disc parts
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Posted by Leroy on March 06, 2005 at 07:10:18 from (216.255.40.95):
In Reply to: Re: Kewanee disc parts posted by chrisfromsolitude on March 05, 2005 at 18:45:33:
I don't think yours carrird a model number and they never had serial no tags, it would be the early version. The crank I am talking about is not on the toung, all versions had that for leveling, the crank I am talking about is toward the rear of the disk and large and long. It is what you set the depth with if you are using a cylinder in the float position and you can without a cylinder mounted raise the disc from working position to transport position and use it that way behind a tractor with no hydrolics or behind horses and that model brings verry good money in Amish areas for use with their horses as they are a short coupled easy to turn and easy to pull disc, I have a parts list around for the newer discs if I could find it but cannot remember the model no but if it has a roller bearing in then it is the newer model, they also had the non roller bearing avaible also, the roller bearing had a zerk on but you only put in a couple of shots once a season but the older bearing you greased till it came out the side of the bearing two or three times a day taking a full grease tube each time, The newer models of what I have seen were all 10' or larger altho they did made a smaller version, the newer models had a channel Iron frame completly around but the older ones didn't. it has been several years since I sold mine that was a 13' newer version and the bearings were held on with the u bolts
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