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Harry

06-25-2003 19:10:33




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I just purchased an old John Deere disc, its about seven feet wide and is a tandem. Where do I find the model number on it so I can purchase some new parts?




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Larry G

06-26-2003 07:32:41




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 Re: John Deere Disc in reply to Harry, 06-25-2003 19:10:33  
Harry, How does the rear gangs hook to the front? Describe it a little and maybe I can help. Does it have rectangular weight boxes on each gang? Is the hitch adjustable for angle of the gangs? I dought you will find a model number on it but like was said before some part numbers might be helpful.



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Mike Aylward

06-26-2003 07:29:25




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 Re: John Deere Disc in reply to Harry, 06-25-2003 19:10:33  
Harry, if you can answer a few questions we might be able to figure out what you have. Is this disk a wheel disk? Do the gangs mount solidly or do the flex? Is the gang angle adjustable? Let us know and we will try to help. Mike



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Dan

06-26-2003 07:03:40




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 Re: John Deere Disc in reply to Harry, 06-25-2003 19:10:33  
There may be a tag on it womewhere, hard to say where and it may not show a model either. My dealer said that If I could find some casting numbers on parts he could maybe figure out what model it was. I took the number off of a spool and he said that was used on lots of them. If your dealer still has some old parts books you might be able to identify it from pictures. Ordering parts may be a different story all together as most are probably obsolete. If you can post several pictures here someone may be able to id it for you.

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