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James

01-15-2003 12:28:30




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This past weekend I purchased an older JD hay wagon. It has screw on hub caps with large raised JD on each one. Does any one have an idea on what model wagon this is?
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Garland

01-16-2003 14:02:07




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 Re: JD wagon ID in reply to James, 01-15-2003 12:28:30  
James I just rebuild a JD 952 first introduced in 1936 in six & eight tons.(seem picture in implement photos)I put the 12=A combine wheels on it and the JD logo hubcaps came off the original wheels.The info on the 952 came out of the Book (John Deere Buggies and Wagons $19.95). Gman



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Ralph

01-15-2003 13:18:36




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 Re: JD wagon ID in reply to James, 01-15-2003 12:28:30  
Disk Wheels, Rubber tires,? probably a 953 or a 943 (lighter) or 963 (heavier).



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James

01-15-2003 13:35:45




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 Re: Re: JD wagon ID in reply to Ralph, 01-15-2003 13:18:36  
Thanks for the info. Yes, it has disk wheels and rubber tires.
Thanks, James



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HA in Oh

01-15-2003 13:18:11




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 Re: JD wagon ID in reply to James, 01-15-2003 12:28:30  
There is a JD gear on the Help Identify forum. It,s a 953. I learned some time back that JD made a 943, 953, 963. On the 943 the bolsters were mounted right on the main frame. The 953 are made heavier with the bolsters raised up above the main frame. And the 963 were made with a heavy leave spring asembly mounted on top of the main frame. I have a wagon that has a frame and tonge like the 953, but has common dust caps on it. Not the ones with JD on them. Does anyone know what model this is?

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Firedog

01-15-2003 17:49:20




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 Re: Re: JD wagon ID in reply to HA in Oh, 01-15-2003 13:18:11  
The one with common dustcaps were a later model, probably cheaper to make.



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