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JD plow'in question

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Hobo,NC

08-10-2006 16:12:28




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I ask over on the JD board but they must be to buzy shin'in their tractors
I got my grandpa�s 1956 JD 1010 run�in and want to go werk it with a JD disc turn�in plow, he died in 1975 and no one in the family know�s the answer, question izz. It has 2 position control leavers for the lift, would like info on how this set up izz spose to werk., Izz one for draft control if so I understand draft control but would need to know the position to run the leavers in to use draft,
Also izz draft needed to use a disc type turn'in plow. i am acustom to use'in a 2 bottom on a ford with draft. I did use this plow many moons ago when grandpal wuz alive but had other things on my mine. he set it up and turned me aloose, all i wuz interested in wuz quit'in time so i could go play with the girls. Thanks Hobo,NC

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MH

08-11-2006 04:32:49




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 Re: JD plow'in question in reply to Hobo,NC, 08-10-2006 16:12:28  
One lever (outside I think)is for the 3pt lift & the one right beside is for the cultivators. Owners maunal can show you how to set up the draft control for diff. conditions. OM Is a good investment for a general reference.



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Tx Jim

08-11-2006 03:34:01




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 Re: JD plow'in question in reply to Hobo,NC, 08-10-2006 16:12:28  
You must have a very rare 1010 as JD didn't build any of them in 1956!!!!! !!!!!



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Hobo,NC

08-11-2006 04:33:35




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 Re: JD plow'in question in reply to Tx Jim, 08-11-2006 03:34:01  
Only know thats what my uncle said I will have to check that out, he may have said 66, I do remember it being around in the early 60's. It sits up high like a farmall 140 only not off set, thanks



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Leroy

08-12-2006 18:29:40




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 Re: JD plow'in question in reply to Hobo,NC, 08-11-2006 04:33:35  
1010 came out in 1960 to I believe 64 with 65 being the 1020, could be 1 year earlier or later for the change, the 1010 was avaible as a standard, utility, row crop utility and row crop (36" wheels) with either single, dual front wheels or wide front axle, the 1020 was avaible as LU, utility. RU, row crop utility, or HU as a high row crop utility (36" rear wheels)all with wide front end



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Hobo,NC

08-12-2006 18:56:48




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 Re: JD plow'in question in reply to Leroy, 08-12-2006 18:29:40  
Its definitely a 1010, whether I dreamed it wuz a 56 or told it wuz a 56 I can not say for sure. Soon as I git time to look for the serial # then I will know. It hads the bull gears and sits high. 24� rear tires like my farmall 100 and 140. Enny idea were the serial # izz, Thanks Hobo



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Leroy

08-12-2006 19:06:31




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 Re: JD plow'in question in reply to Hobo,NC, 08-12-2006 18:56:48  
it would be a 1010 S or standard single row cultivating type tractor



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Wuz too busy

08-10-2006 18:05:23




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 Re: JD plow'in question in reply to Hobo,NC, 08-10-2006 16:12:28  
Hi there, I wus jus too busy to remember, what izz yer queschin?
If it izz a bout a plow, I caint say much. Never had time for nutin like that, wuz way to busy shin'in my tracter.
gud luck with yer werkin the trackter,



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Hobo,NC

08-10-2006 18:35:58




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 Re: JD plow'in question in reply to Wuz too busy, 08-10-2006 18:05:23  
Jezz what I figgerd, thiz may be the only JD in captivity to actually have pulled a plow, so as I would�a reconed No one would know



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