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John Deere-Killefer disc

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Zamora

10-11-2004 17:19:42




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I have a John Deere-Killefer disc (208-07). I"m looking for any information about the model. Everything works except it has one broken disc. Can anyone help with replacement parts?




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Huckelberry

10-12-2004 10:03:05




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 Re: John Deere-Killefer disc---CORRECTION in reply to Zamora, 10-11-2004 17:19:42  
I made an error in what I said...I also have a 5 ft John Deere brush cutter...its the model 207 serial number 01....my killifer disc was made in Canada by John Deere Plow Company,,,I forget the serial number and I think its a model 206. If yours is digging into the ground like a plow or blade your bearings may be froze up ---does the front gang turn freely when you have the implement raised? If not, it should.

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Huckleberry

10-11-2004 19:23:48




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 Re: John Deere-Killefer disc in reply to Zamora, 10-11-2004 17:19:42  
I have one of those too. Mine is a model 207. serial number 01. parts are probably not available but a good machine shop should be able to make any of the parts you need. I think? mine was made in Canada by "The John Deere Plow Company". mine is only 6 ft or so but does a great job of turning even heavy sod.



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Zamora

10-11-2004 20:23:09




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 Re: John Deere-Killefer disc in reply to Huckleberry, 10-11-2004 19:23:48  
That explains my inablity to find parts. The right, front, end disc is the one that broke, so the whole right front end just buries in the dirt and is impossible to pull. I think something is wrong with the angle adjustments on it. I have to use a pry bar and tons of effort to move the rear set any amount. Other than that, it had been working great, like you said, even in hard ground.
Thanks

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