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vincent s Guest
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2012 6:15 am Post subject: 1327 disc bine |
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Looking at a 1327 disc mower,who made this unit for john deere,and any pros or cons for it.i know it only seven footer.i believe it'll work for my small acreage ,which has no straight egdes and my regular haybine s-cks when you get to the triangle parts.just was wondering if anyone has any expreience with a mower like this.thanks it does has impeller fingers for conditioning |
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JDseller Tractor Guru
Joined: 09 Jul 2010 Posts: 4483 Location: North-East Iowa
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2012 7:07 am Post subject: Re: 1327 disc bine |
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They are a JD built machine with a Kuhn cutter bar. They are not a bad machine but the repairs can be expensive. I would not recommend one as they are twenty plus years old. There are few of them left that are in good shape.
A buddy bought one this last winter/spring. It had perfect sheet metal but the cutter bar had a leak. He did not know that there is not a sight glass or a dip stick. You have to drain the whole cutter bar an measure an exact amount of gear oil and put it back in. He did not do this. He just filled it. Well that blew out the seals in about an hour of running it and then he locked up several bearing. This ruined a few gears. The parts bill was over $3000 with some being re-used that where not the greatest.
Also the whole cutter bar has to come off and be split for any kind of service. There is a row of bolts around the out side that clamp the two halves together. There is an oring that is long enough to go all the way around the two halves. Getting that in without it leaking is hard to do.
The JD 920 and JD 930 where the first total JD cutter bar machines. They where a lot better.
For a cheaper disk mower conditioner look at some of the New Idea machines. They are cheaper. They have a individual gear cases. They have a thicker cutter bar which does not mow quite as well but they are cheaper to repair. |
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cd1 Regular
Joined: 09 Jun 2009 Posts: 423
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2012 9:43 am Post subject: Re: 1327 disc bine |
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I have a 920, I don't really care for it either. It just is so heavy and no matter how light you set the cutter bar it still just seems like it floats heavy. And its HP hungry. I'll get a new idea or new holland when this one come unglued. |
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Joined: 26 Mar 2012 Posts: 158
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Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2012 3:27 am Post subject: Re: 1327 disc bine |
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I bought a NI 5209 grey this year and its great. Light enough for my old 4020 (I don't want to tax the tractor) but my opinion is you need to buy one in very good condition, because if the outside looks hard used, the inner parts will be too and they take $$$ and a good dozen hours to take apart and get back together. Plus, on mine, the main gear box was empty. If you get anything, you need to go over the machine carefully. |
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