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wade

08-19-2002 08:26:21




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I have a JD tw disc approx. 13 1/2 foot, has anyone pulled one of these and are they as hard to pull in plowed ground as I think. Have a IH 966 with duals on it with a 120hp ejector pump and she really barks when pulling this disc. Tires are not loaded.




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mark jaeger

05-23-2004 19:41:24




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 Re: JD tw disc in reply to wade, 08-19-2002 08:26:21  
I've got the same plow and pull it with a 4x4 Kubota M9000 with no problem @ all! Very good plow by the way!



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John Jenkins

08-19-2002 09:34:57




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 Re: JD tw disc in reply to wade, 08-19-2002 08:26:21  
We have two of them. A 13� and an 18�. With new blades on them, the 13� gives our 4440 all it wants in B2/C2. Likewise for the 18� when we pull it with our 6030s. Not sure what the blade size is but they are much bigger and much more aggressive than a regular �leveling� type harrow. To put it in perspective, we pull a 22� Taylor Way harrow with our 4440 and a 26� John Deere harrow with the 6030s if we are plowing ground that has already been broken.

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wade

08-19-2002 11:31:18




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 Re: Re: JD tw disc in reply to John Jenkins, 08-19-2002 09:34:57  
The previous owner of this disc said he could not keep dirt out of the bearings and therefore they did not last long. Do you have any comments on anything like this? thanks wade



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John Jenkins

08-20-2002 05:16:19




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 Re: Re: Re: JD tw disc in reply to wade, 08-19-2002 11:31:18  
The bearings in our TWAs don�t give us any more trouble beyond normal wear & tear. Are you running sealed bearings or greasable ones?



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wade

08-21-2002 07:07:53




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: JD tw disc in reply to John Jenkins, 08-20-2002 05:16:19  
greasable bearings



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