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citykid

04-03-2003 18:09:43




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After owning and renting out my 80 acre farm, while I live 50 miles away in the city for about thirty years, I finally have it 'back' to myself. Last fall I purchased a 620 with a rear mower, but admittedly, I know very little about much tractor jargon, let alone how all of its features work. I've been reading this forum for quite a while and really can appreciate how helpful everyone is to one another. I'll have a million questions, and it's really good to know that such a great resource as all you JD experts exists,and you all seem so willing to share your knowledge and experience. I'm afraid that I just might make a pest of myself here. Patience, patience, please. John

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AlbertoV05

04-04-2003 08:22:52




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 Re: JD 620 in reply to citykid, 04-03-2003 18:09:43  
citykid,

By all means, DON'T be afraid to ask. One tip that you might want to look into is getting a set of Deere Operator's, Parts and Service Manuals for your new baby. You can get them on this website or from any John Deere Ag Dealer. Part numbers as follows:
Operators:
If your tractor's serial number is 6200000 - 6213099: Deere #OMR2053E4
If your tractor's serial number is 6213100 and above: Deere #OMR2078
Service Manual:
(all serial numbers): Deere #SM2008
Parts Manual:
(all serial numbers): Deere #PC528
Welcome to the neighborhood!

Al in Iowa

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citykid

04-04-2003 18:28:39




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 Re: Re: JD 620 in reply to AlbertoV05, 04-04-2003 08:22:52  
Al (and others), Thanks for the welcome and the info. I'll be ordering the manuals soon. In the meantime, any 'general' information on this rig is much appreciated. So far, I've only done the filter/oil/lube routine and changed the plugs. I'd like suggestions from anyone on what type/size/ brand etc. of a 2 or 3 bottom plow might be good for a start for some 'oversize' gardening. Let's say more than the average bear wants to do with a walking tiller. The 620 does have the powertrol (is it too dumb to ask if this is JD's name for the factory 3 pt hitch?) Still have to figure out how and 'IF' that works. Like I said, I've got lots of newbie questions. Really appreciate everyone's help. Thanks, John

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AlbertoV05

04-05-2003 08:02:19




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 620 in reply to citykid, 04-04-2003 18:28:39  
citykid,

You should be able to find a decent 2 or 3 bottom plow at most any farm auction at a very reasonable price.
Also, don't overlook the option of using a disc (what some call a disc harrow) to further mix up the soil after/instead of plowing. PLus it's a good "excuse" to have to buy another implement! I don't even own a plow for my 1/4 acre garden and just disc the heck out of it every spring and fall (I've got a 10' Deere RW Disc for my Model 60).
Powr-Trol is actually the hydraulic SYSTEM on the old 2-cylinder tractors; so you're pretty much on track with your assumption. The Powr-Trol SYSTEM controls the rockshaft where the 3-point is mounted.

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luckydog

04-03-2003 18:53:04




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 Re: JD 620 in reply to citykid, 04-03-2003 18:09:43  
citykid- The only way you are going to learn is to read, watch someone else or ask questions!! Don"t be afraid to ask. luckydog



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