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JD #400 series rod weeder

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Steve T

08-25-1998 21:12:45

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I just drug home a JD #400 series 16 foot rod weeder.
it is on steel and still in fair shape. Does any one know about when these were built? Thanks.
Steve T

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Steve B.

09-10-1998 10:54:38

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Re: JD #400 series rod weeder in reply to Steve T, 08-25-1998 21:12:45

: I just drug home a JD #400 series 16 foot rod weeder.
: it is on steel and still in fair shape. Does any one : know about when these were built? Thanks.
: Steve T

Steve. My dad was a JD dealer in Wyoming for over 25 years. Plus several years as a farmer. I will call him this weekend and see if he remembers the #400 rod weeder. We sold many different ones in the 50s and 60s and most were on steel. Probably for the increased traction

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Steve T

09-12-1998 08:10:29

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Re: Re: JD #400 series rod weeder in reply to Steve B., 09-10-1998 10:54:38

: : : I just drug home a JD #400 series 16 foot rod weeder.
: : it is on steel and still in fair shape. Does any one : : know about when these were built? Thanks.
: : Steve T

: Steve. My dad was a JD dealer in Wyoming for over 25 years. Plus several years as a farmer. I will call him this weekend and see if he remembers the #400 rod weeder. We sold many different ones in the 50s and 60s and most were on steel. Probably for the increased traction

Steve B, Thanks for the info, It looks like I am just north of you in Billings, Mt. I didnt think that they still used steel wheels that late, I kinda thought that it might have been built in the forties. Steve T

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