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BG in NC

01-16-2005 20:07:12




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I have a john deere offset disk that my father purchased in the mid 1950"s along with a case DC-3 tractor .I believe he purchased them from the local case dealer. I do not know if the disk was used or new. The disk has on its model plate the following info-- John Deere Killefer Co. Model 6XH--03 Los Angeles , California U.S.A. The disk has 9 blades on front and 9 blades on the rear on about 9"" spacing. It has three tires on it size 4.00x12 . Two of these are on the left side and one on thr right .It has lead poured (babbit) bearings and has a hydraulic cylinder on the lift wheels. The frame is mostly channel iron and round tubing ..Its overall cutting width is about 6.5 to 7 feet. My father passed away years ago and I remember just a few facts about the disks history. My local JD dealer has tried to locate any info or manuals on this type of disk ,but to no avail. I have also contacted John Deere directly ,but no one there could help me. There were several of these disks like mine in our community and throughout eastern N.C.I used to see several disks like this one being pulled by A"s and B"s and other similar tractors. Can anybody out there give me some info ,contact people or other resources to help me clarify the history of this disk? I intend to restore it once I determine its correct makeup and paint patterns. Any help would be appreciated.

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jhill

01-16-2005 20:21:29




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 Re: John Deere Killefer co. in reply to BG in NC, 01-16-2005 20:07:12  
I believe it is a model H. There is a picture of one on the cover of the Nov/Dec 2001 Two-cylinder magazine.



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MARK HUDSON

08-09-2005 10:33:53




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 Re: John Deere Killefer co. in reply to jhill, 01-16-2005 20:21:29  
LOOKING FOR MANUAL FOR JOHN DEERE KILLEFER 1207-2 OFFSET DISK



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