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SteveWswMI

01-29-2002 16:43:09




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Would like to know what implements were available for the M. Have one that's been in the family forever (1950 anyway) with cultivators but would like to expand. A list/diagram would be nice.




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JH

01-30-2002 06:33:39




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 Re: JD M implements in reply to SteveWswMI, 01-29-2002 16:43:09  
There are two types of cultivators for the M. The early models use one type (with chains to suspend the front shovels), and the later models use the M100? style setup, similar to the early JD 40 models, which are bolted to the front frame instead of suspended by chain. If you call JD Service Distribution Center, (800) 522-7448, they can help you with the reprinted operator manuals pertaining to the equipment you're searching for.

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Richard

01-29-2002 20:52:18




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 Re: JD M implements in reply to SteveWswMI, 01-29-2002 16:43:09  
This is a list of implements from a John deere 1948 ad.

M-1A one bottom plow
M-2A two bottom plow
M-3A two way plow
M-6 disk plow
M-7, M-8 disk tiller
M-10A one row cultivators with or with out 112A planting and fertilizing attachment
No-51 mower
No-5 mower
No-20 mower
M-404 intrigal disk harrow
No-30 loader
M-60 snow plow
KBL disk harrow
Intrigal vegetable planter and cultivator
M-50 tool bar

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John in Maryland

01-29-2002 20:15:52




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 Re: JD M implements in reply to SteveWswMI, 01-29-2002 16:43:09  
for mine I got a plow, disk, cultivators, front blade and tobacco planter(transplanter) I imagine there is a bunch else.



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Handsome Jim

01-29-2002 17:35:31




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 Re: JD M implements in reply to SteveWswMI, 01-29-2002 16:43:09  
We have the cultivator and rear sweeps for our MT which I assume is the same as for the M and also a two bottom plow. As long as we've had the tractor, we haven't used or had any of them on. They were just part of the bargain when my dad traded for the tractor.HJ



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Stan - Florida

01-31-2002 07:13:39




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 Re: Re: JD M implements in reply to Handsome Jim, 01-29-2002 17:35:31  
HJ,

Is the cultivator the same for the M as for the MT?

Thanks,

Stan



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Handsome Jim

01-31-2002 09:41:42




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 Re: Re: Re: JD M implements in reply to Stan - Florida, 01-31-2002 07:13:39  
I'm not sure Stan, I just assumed they were. But you know what a-s-s-u-m-e stands for don't you.HJ



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Stan - Florida

01-31-2002 12:37:51




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: JD M implements in reply to Handsome Jim, 01-31-2002 09:41:42  
Been there, done that!!

Stan



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bud

01-30-2002 07:16:03




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 Re: Re: JD M implements in reply to Handsome Jim, 01-29-2002 17:35:31  
Jim, Where are you located and are you interested in selling your plow?
bud



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Handsome Jim

01-30-2002 12:45:56




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 Re: Re: Re: JD M implements in reply to bud, 01-30-2002 07:16:03  
We're in Missouri Bud, about 60 miles west of St. Louis. About a year ago I tried to sell the plow and cultivator but since then we have reconsidered and will probably hang on to the impliments and sell them with the tractor at a later date. We actually had the plow sold but backed out when we discovered that the yoke or what ever you call it, under the belly of the tractor is part of the mounting for the plow and just having painted the tractor, we didn't want to mess anything up.HJ

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Drail

01-29-2002 17:13:45




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 Re: JD M implements in reply to SteveWswMI, 01-29-2002 16:43:09  
I would love to see the cultivator set-up on your M. Or a list of it anyway. I've been looking for a list also. The M is such a sweet little tractor. I can't wait to start working my garden with mine.



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Ken

01-30-2002 21:19:33




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 Re: Re: JD M implements in reply to Drail, 01-29-2002 17:13:45  
I bought manuals for the M cultivators (two models) for about $10 each.



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Handsome Jim

01-31-2002 14:27:22




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 Re: Re: Re: JD M implements in reply to Ken, 01-30-2002 21:19:33  
Ken, does it say anything about using the cultivators on a MT?HJ



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SteveWswMI

01-30-2002 16:43:23




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 Re: Re: JD M implements in reply to Drail, 01-29-2002 17:13:45  
Have the manual that came with the cultivators 52 yrs ago. Could copy & send if you're not in a hurry as I'm busier than planned right now. Let me know. Manual is for the M100 series tractor cultivator.



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