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sam

06-03-2002 18:39:58




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I have a three bottom plow it is a john deere and i need to know where i can find numbers to tell me what model it is. I meed the two main wheels they are rubber tires the wheels are spoked. mine are rusted out badly. does any one know where i can find them or how to fix them




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Bob Collins

06-04-2002 05:03:26




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 Re: jd plow in reply to sam, 06-03-2002 18:39:58  
Sam, There is no tag or model number on most John deere plows, but if you describe it more or even better post a picture or even list some of the casting numbers we can probably identify it. If it has spoke wheels it MAY be a #55, they are pretty popular and you might be able to find wheels at a salvage or scrap yard. If you are patient you can cut the rim off and weld on a new or better rim, it isn't easy, but for a plow it could be a half inch out of true and nobody would notice. good luck, Bob

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Bill

06-04-2002 17:47:19




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 Re: Re: jd plow in reply to Bob Collins, 06-04-2002 05:03:26  

Does all 3 wheels have rubber? Is it a rope trip or a cylander lift? It should be fairly easy to do as the man said and find a rim and just weld it or have somone weld it to your spokes . Get you some heavy wire, about 2ft, turn it to a U. turn the tips of the U about 1in or less sideways. use this CAREFULLY to measure the inside diameter of your rim. After getting as close a fit with it several ties, carefully take a measure of it, and you know the id that your replacement rim has to be. OR< You could call B W Macknair at 1717 543 5136. Tell them Bill Christopher from Okla sent you. He trats me real good on the quality of parts. Good luck

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