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Kenny Grubb

08-29-2003 09:23:01




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I need setting chart for FB model wheat drill or a manual




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Rob

08-29-2003 15:13:11




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 Re: JD Wheat Drill in reply to Kenny Grubb, 08-29-2003 09:23:01  
I assumed you knew to look for the chart on the inside of the R.H. grain box lid and it was missing or unreadable. Did you find it? Another drill owner has sent you an e-mail about the chart - he sent it to me by mistake.



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John51

08-29-2003 13:32:58




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 Re: JD Wheat Drill in reply to Kenny Grubb, 08-29-2003 09:23:01  
I have a FBB. Are they the same? The settings are on the inside of the grain box lid. I can still read most of mine. Not easy to fit on a copy machine that way!! If you want something specific, I'll uncover it and look it up.



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Rob

08-29-2003 11:01:02




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 Re: JD Wheat Drill in reply to Kenny Grubb, 08-29-2003 09:23:01  
The latest address (it's old-haven't used it for a long time) for JD manuals I have is:-

John Deere
Distribution Service Center
1400 3rd Avenue
Moline, IL. 61265

You can order thru your JD Dealer, they have the order forms. The chart is NOT in the operator's manual.

The part no. for the actual chart is:- M 18024. I have no idea if it's still available. Check with your dealer. Someone can probably given you some common settings from their drill. I have a B-A and I don't know if they're the same (the part number is different by one digit). Hope this helps.

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