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John Deere Planter ID Needed

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lloyd in sc

10-22-2007 13:58:53




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John Deere planter... Where can I find photos to ID it. Looked on frame, seed bin, but not a number . Seed plate is old enough to list; "this side up for corn, cotton, kaffer corn etc". will try to post photo, soon as I learn how that is.




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lloyd in sc

10-22-2007 18:56:54




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 Re: John Deere Planter ID Needed in reply to lloyd in sc, 10-22-2007 13:58:53  
Mine is a single piece, it has a v shaped connector w/ 2 bolts to clamp onto a horizontal bar. It also has another piece that goes to the front w/2bars that hook to something or other. The bottom plate is P2386 & the seed plate is H1255B. I need to rig both bins & drop tubes. Otherwise it's rusty but OK.



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MF Poor

10-23-2007 04:07:23




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 Re: John Deere Planter ID Needed in reply to lloyd in sc, 10-22-2007 18:56:54  
Sounds sorta like a unit planter of some sort. (Toolbar mounted) The 1255 plate is normally used to plant soybeans. Almost everything Deere made as far as plate planters used the type B plate. The plate doesn't really tell much about what model you have. A picture would do wonders



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johns48jdb

10-22-2007 18:56:29




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 Re: John Deere Planter ID Needed in reply to lloyd in sc, 10-22-2007 13:58:53  
one row, two row or three row, mule drawn, mounted on the side of the tractor or three point hitch. give us some more info to go on.



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midwstfarm

10-22-2007 18:11:22




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 Re: John Deere Planter ID Needed in reply to lloyd in sc, 10-22-2007 13:58:53  
It sounds like it definately a cotton planter. I have a 247 which is a 2 row 3 pt cotton planter. It has that ring in the bottom with the 2 ears right? But it acutally isn't a plate. It goes in the bottom and the plate sits on top. Some plates like milo require a false ring, that requires you to take the ring out.



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