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Old single row JD Horse Pull Disc

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Kelly Campbell

04-10-2007 07:53:13




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I have a old JD Horse drawn disc complete just missing the seat, what would it bring, its in pretty decent shape...I can post a picture if necessary.




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Jossette

04-10-2007 14:26:45




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 Re: Old single row JD Horse Pull Disc in reply to Kelly Campbell, 04-10-2007 07:53:13  
post a pic

The neighbor has one and we dont know what model..

sure would help

Thanks



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Maine Fordson

04-10-2007 10:05:35




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 Re: Old single row JD Horse Pull Disc in reply to Kelly Campbell, 04-10-2007 07:53:13  
It's like a lot of things -- depends on where you are, and if there are a lot around, and what condition it's in, and if the right buyer comes along.

Where is it located?

Some folks like these for lawn ornaments, while others clean them up, refurbish bearings and any worn parts, give 'em a new paint job and then use them for small jobs or to take to the local agricultural fair or show.

Problems to look for: Discs that are rusted flat along the bottom from being in contact with the ground for too many years, and wooden bearings that are worn out and/or rotted away. The latter can be re-made, but it takes a little time.

Don't have any idea what the value would be; my motto is, "One man's trash is another man's treasure," or, as Grandfather used to say, "It's not what it's worth, it's what it'll fetch!"

Hope you fetch what you need to out of it, or enjoy the restoration process if you decide to keep it.

-- Maine Fordson

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