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Tye Pasture Pleaser Drill (model #104-3420?)

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Warren in SC

06-26-2006 10:29:39




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I am looking for someone with knowledge of older Tye Pasture Pleaser Grain Drills. I have one that someone cut an old 160" one in half to make a 72" planting/98" overall width grain drill with end wheel drive. Anyway, I am looking for a model number if that is not correct, (some use series numbers which I haven't found) and I am looking for the name and parts numbers to the coulter assembly - **ie. the green rod that has a coulter wheel on the bottom and is inserted into the cylinders welded to the toolbar frame. I will post a reply with a photo of another one I found with a similar set up and the coulters attached.

These parts seem very simple design and I can't see why they would be more than $50-100 each even if brand new. Anyway, if someone could shed some light on these parts, or if anyone has access to some new or used ones, please let me know. Thank you very much ahead of time.

Warren

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IaGary

06-27-2006 09:03:58




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 Re: Tye Pasture Pleaser Drill (model #104-3420?) in reply to Warren in SC, 06-26-2006 10:29:39  
Warren I would call them No Till coulter mounting arms.

I assume you have the coulters and just need the mounts.

Your local dealer would be your best bet.

Gary



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Warren in SC

06-27-2006 15:02:00




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 Re: Tye Pasture Pleaser Drill (model #104-3420?) in reply to IaGary, 06-27-2006 09:03:58  
Thanks Gary, I have heard them referred to as Coulter Assemblies, and have gotten one quote of $600 each!! I know this must be incorrect and they are looking at the more complex Coulter setups on newer models of No-Till Drills or something, so that is why am looking for a parts number, etc etc. for this exact piece. Thanks



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Warren in SC

06-26-2006 10:30:59




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 Re: Tye Pasture Pleaser Drill (model #104-3420?) in reply to Warren in SC, 06-26-2006 10:29:39  
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Here is a close up showing the cylinders the rods that attach to the coulters will slide into.



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Warren in SC

06-26-2006 10:35:41




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 Re: Tye Pasture Pleaser Drill (model #104-3420?) in reply to Warren in SC, 06-26-2006 10:30:59  
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Here is the photo of a similar one I found. Please notice the green rods that attach to the coulter wheels and slip into the cylinders I indicated earlier. Seems pretty simple design to me. Anyway, I am looking for I think 8 of these now, with or without the Coulter wheels which should be easy to purchase seperately. Also, does anyone know what this whole part is called and have a probably part #, etc. I have already called AgCo and the guy I was told I needed to talk to is out of town all week. Thanks for your help!!

Warren

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