Minnie Mo? JD industrial?

Ultradog MN · Aug 28, 2011

A friend of mine went to an auction and picked these up for about scrap price.
A couple of brackets and some parts from some wheel weights - the first 6 pictures at the link.
He was wondering what they fit and if they have any value.
Thanks
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Paul in MN · Aug 28, 2011

The "AN" prefix on the part number strongly suggests a JD part. MM part numbers often began with "10A".

Paul in MN

Old Roy · Aug 28, 2011

I never saw one of these , but that back disk must be to clean the furrow a little wider, to keep from compacting the soil as tractors got to use wider tires ??
Another pic there

Bob Bancroft · Aug 29, 2011

The pie weights look very much like AC.
I have a pair of the little triangular brackets, which bolt to the final drives on an AC B or C.

Mike Aylward · Aug 29, 2011

I am doubting it's a John Deere part. A four digit JD part will have a letter suffix. Also, if it were a John Deere part the "N" in the prefix would tell you the part was made at the John Deere Des Moines Works where cotton pickers, field cultivators and corn pickers are/were made. My guess on the part is Case. Mike

Vernon in Ks · Aug 29, 2011

I think you are confussing a tail wheel with a disc.

oldtanker · Aug 29, 2011

The plow with coulters is worth 300-500, it's a Deerborne. The "disk" on the back of it isn't a disk. It rides against the dirt on the land side to keep the plow from shifting left while plowing and called a rolling landside.

Rick

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