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John Deere 415 plow question

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Orangeman1

08-05-2007 10:04:39




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Today I was using a 415 that I just bought off a guy, and I heard a snap. When I looked back I saw that the plow had tripped. When I attempted to reset I noticed that the throw out roller on the safety trip standards was gone. Just about a one inch hole that goes through. Is this a replaceable part? If so where can I get one and if not what can I do thanks. I do have the manual but it does mention or show any parts listing. THanks

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Randy-IA

08-05-2007 14:25:28




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 Re: John Deere 415 plow question in reply to Orangeman1, 08-05-2007 10:04:39  
Hi , I tried looking up 415 plow on the deere parts locator with no luck . Is that the full model # ? I may have used the site wrong too . My suggestion is to go to the deere dealer or call them . They can get the part if it's available . If it's not , getting one made shouldn't be much of a problem by a good welding shop that has some metal working equipment . It'll help to have one to compare with . Good luck ! ...Randy

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Leroy

08-05-2007 16:48:01




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 Re: John Deere 415 plow question in reply to Randy-IA, 08-05-2007 14:25:28  
Randy, that is a 2 bottom 3 point hitch plow and if it is a 415 it does not have trip back bottoms, now if a 415A then it does have the trip bottoms. That plow was made for the 420, 430 tractor and was the size for the N series Fords and Ferguson 20 & 30. To dig thru My manuals to find the bit newer plows to see what the parts lok like would take quite a bit of time but there is a spring on that trip.

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