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George

06-03-2000 20:34:50




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Does anyone know if a JD 60 or an A could pull an 8 disc one way plow, or would that be to much for it? Also, what would be a fair price for a one way like this with a missing tail wheel. Thanks, these John Deeres are new to me.




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Brian

06-07-2000 07:20:52




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 Re: JD One Way in reply to George, 06-03-2000 20:34:50  
I bought one off my neighbor for $400.00. It was complete but the tail wheel was stuck and the center shaft for the blades was bent. I freed the wheel and straightened the shaft ( a whole story in itself). I tried it behing our JD 2940 without the weights in the tail wheel. did not work well at all. I weighted the wheel and tried again. It worked better. I think the key in our case was too much power - too fast. The faster we went the worse it got. We slowed down and started getting good results a a depth of 3-4 inches. I would still like to put more weight on the plow and go a bit faster. We were trying to plow up some teraces.

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Bob Collins

06-05-2000 05:29:41




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 Re: JD One Way in reply to George, 06-03-2000 20:34:50  
George, I have had a 6 disc "one way" sitting around for 5 years and just got around to trying it out this week with my '52 A. I wasn't running it very deep but the A had no trouble pulling it. I had taken the weights off from the tail wheel and the furrow wheel and I had slipped a tire with one sidewall cut off onto the tail wheel so I could transport it down the road. this worked well but it really NEEDS the weights back on to till to keep it going straight. These are interesting but not very maneuverable. I bought a 6 disc one for $100 4 years back and have since seen them for as much as $550. in good shape. You might want to see if you can find a wheel before spending much on it, I think the 60 would handle it easily. Bob

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