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F-I-T

05-02-2003 13:31:49

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I'm looking for a subsoiler. I really need to cut through some established hard-pan in my pastures.

I'd like to find something that is three-point mounted, but a pull-type unit would be fine, too.

In one of my old brochures I saw two models : #22 and the #518. These were marketed for farmers that were using 800 hitches.

Could any one out there tell me if there are any units like this available on the used market, or what other modesl types, or brands I should consider.

Thanks in advance !

Frank-in-Tallahassee
70D // 855

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Tony C

05-02-2003 20:31:54

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Re: JD Subsoiler question in reply to F-I-T, 05-02-2003 13:31:49

Fit I have a JD killifer pull type sub-soiler on steel for sale. Might be a nice drive . Tony in Oregon .

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F-I-T

05-03-2003 06:39:22

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Re: Re: JD Subsoiler question in reply to Tony C , 05-02-2003 20:31:54

Tony:

I'd love to have one like that, but the 2,500 miles porbably makes it impractical. It would be a nice drive ! Sure would see a lot of country going from Florida to Oregon !

Tony, what does something like cost ? Just trying to get some ideas. Also, how deep does a pull-type go ?

Frank

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Mike Aylward

05-02-2003 16:43:39

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Re: JD Subsoiler question in reply to F-I-T, 05-02-2003 13:31:49

Frank, I can't immediately help you on a used unit but I do know that up until a few years ago at least the model 22B one shank subsoiler was still available new. I have a brochure on it and it could still be purchased with an optional mole ball. Might be worth a call to your local John Deere dealer. Mike

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G Taylor

05-04-2003 07:07:06

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Re: Re: JD Subsoiler question in reply to Mike Aylward, 05-02-2003 16:43:39

Mole ball?

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Ducknose Bob

05-04-2003 09:37:44

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Re: Re: Re: JD Subsoiler question in reply to G Taylor, 05-04-2003 07:07:06

A Mole Ball was a ball attached to the shank to form a tunnel for drainage. The ball compressed the sides slightly to keep the tunnel from collapsing.

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F-I-T

05-02-2003 17:39:06

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Re: Re: JD Subsoiler question in reply to Mike Aylward, 05-02-2003 16:43:39

Thanks Mike !

I hope it's still available. I'll call on Monday.

Frank

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