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John Deere one way disk

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IA Adam

04-16-2006 17:14:07




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I have a John Deere one way disk tiller that is five blade. I painted it a couple of years ago and I am thinking of geting rid of it. I dont know the model of if or am able to find any literature on it. So I was just wondering if anyone knew anything about these and what they are worth.
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Adam




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Leroy

04-17-2006 04:24:39




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 Re: John Deere one way disk in reply to IA Adam, 04-16-2006 17:14:07  
Steel Wheel? Rubber Tire? Clutch Lift? Hydrolic Lift? 3 Point? Size of Blades?



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IA Adam

04-18-2006 17:12:31




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 Re: John Deere one way disk in reply to Leroy, 04-17-2006 04:24:39  
It is on all steel with a clutch lift. The Lift wheel is a steel lug wheel and the other two are cast with cast wheel weights inside of them. It is a pull type disk. As far as the size of the blades I would have to measure them but they are much bigger than what we run on our 22' JD 630 tandem disk. It is fixed up and looks good.



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Leroy

04-18-2006 17:30:25




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 Re: John Deere one way disk in reply to IA Adam, 04-18-2006 17:12:31  
Years ago we had a 6 blade and never could find a model for it and the mounted units for the like 420 series had smaller blades about the size of your big disc and a 420 could pull a 5 blade mounted with the smaller blades. We used ours on woods cleared new ground because of the roots, worked great in soybean stubble but would not cut thru straw or grass. Ours had no paint and when we got rid of it the clutch was out

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