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JD 8300 drill

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tomtill

12-21-2006 18:33:14




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Need information on how to replace a couple of seed meters on a 21 run drill. I haven"t studied it real close but looks like you pull the wheel on the side you are working on and pull the shaft out from the side. Then replace the seed meters and then replace shaft. Is this correct or is it more complicated. This has tthe flutes on the shaft. Also need a good source for the 7.5x20 tires on it.Thanks for any advice.

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David from Kansas

12-22-2006 07:03:31




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 Re: JD 8300 drill in reply to tomtill, 12-21-2006 18:33:14  
Basically that is what you have to do. I removed a couple of the seed cups (mine is the double run type and not fluted) and if I remember correctly, that is the way to do it. About those tires; about every tire dealer around here that handles ag tires has or can get those special drill tires. I think some of them might even be re-caps. Good luck.



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