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trainman tex

02-15-2007 16:43:37




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where can i find pictures of john deere two row planters? i need to identify the model of one that i'm thinking about buying. (the guy saling it does not know what model it is) i want to make sure there are parts and plates available. he also had a massey ferguson two row planter. both are older planters. just a seed can, no fertilizer can. both are chain drive. can anyone give me a list of model numbers to start my search. -
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johns48jdb

02-16-2007 19:53:34




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 Re: two row planters in reply to trainman tex, 02-15-2007 16:43:37  
if your talking about a three point hitch the first ones were model 290's. if you go to your jd dealer ask to see the book on attachments to the cultivators. the planters are listed in there for the very early ones. those mounted on tractors were different model number 200's. mine is a 212b. there is several different versions of that number and you have to look at how the one your looking at is set up to determine what model it is. the difference on some of them are nothing more than the shape of the wheels that packed the seed bed down. take a picture and go see your jd dealer. the catalog number you might want to look at is pc-435 for the tractor mounted planters.

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Leroy

02-17-2007 19:02:15




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 Re: two row planters in reply to johns48jdb, 02-16-2007 19:53:34  
The 290 is not a three point hitch planter but a tractor drawn pull type and the only standard 2 row tractor in a pull type made, now there were other lister-bedder 2 row planters. The first 3 point would be a 246 in corn only or 247 in corn-cotten version and was the only true 3 piont hitch planter Deere ever made. The other 3 point hitch are tool bar units that can be put on a 3 point hitch or a wheel carried tool bar. Now previous to the 290 was the 999 series check row horse drawn or avaible with a tractor conversion hitch, the 919 was a drill version of the 999 and a lot of the horse drawn planters were converted to a 3 point hitch, before the 999 was the 99 and 9 planters

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OH Boy

02-15-2007 17:44:28




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 Re: two row planters in reply to trainman tex, 02-15-2007 16:43:37  
Go to Photo Ads and search for 'Planter' and you will get a list of planters that folks are trying to sell. There are a lot of JD 2 row units you can look at.



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