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    620/630 vs 3020 gas

    Hello, Anyone that has or used a 620 or 630 compared to a gas Powershift 3020 was there a noticeable different in power and so on? I understand on paper the 3020 is larger, but wanted real world info on if the difference in farm tillage and seeding work is worth the cost for a 3020?
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    JD 620 filler neck tool

    Hello, I am wondering what gas filler neck tool part number works for a JD 620? All of the ones I have found do not list the 620 and or I have been told by the tool company will not work on a 620. If none are offered that anyone knows of has anyone come up with a way to straighten that filler...
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    You have to fix it yourself

    All great replies and interesting to hear.
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    You have to fix it yourself

    SETX, To get more info do you have a large farm shop and big repair equipment? Just curious as the 4440 I sure would assume is not a easy to repair with garage tool type tractor haha. Thanks for the vote.
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    You have to fix it yourself

    Just for fun, if you had to do ALL repairs, service and maintenance yourself with what equipment you currently have, what is the model John Deere tractor you would pick? Can be from any year, but the factors are you will be using it on a farm and must do all work yourself (minus machine work and...
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    Pull combine for JD 620

    Hello, Was wondering what model pull type combines woukd work with a JD 620? Thanks
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    630 vs 730 gas field power and service

    Hello, For those that know, how much of a true usable power difference is the 720/730 gas tractor in the field over a 620/630? I know on paper it is roughly 8HP difference, but for actual field implement work can the 720/730 pull the same implements much faster to offset the additional cost...
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    Buckwheat Fert

    Last year was my first year under contract and I did a straight 75 pounds of Urea. This year I was thinking urea again for the N and then a 19-19-19 or similar in the drill or even broadcasted and worked in.
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    Is row crop farming with John Deere Two Cylinders still cost effective?

    Not sure I qualify to answer what you asked but, I farm 40 acres currently. I have only a JD 620. I use a 12ft disk, 10ft 9350 drill and a 4-14 JD F650 plow. I rent a fertilizer spreader to put urea out. The spraying, harvest and haul I have custom done. I am currently trying to get my own pull...
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    Buckwheat Fert

    Hello, For those of you that raise Buckwheat for a cash grain crop, what is your fertilizer program and do you broadcast all fertilizer, do a split and band some or use liquid? Thanks!
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    Oliver 252 disc HP needed

    Thanks for the replies, it answers what was wondering.
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    Oliver 252 disc HP needed

    Hello, I am looking at a Oliver 252 disc that the owner says is 13ft. I have a JD 620 44 drawbar HP. I am wondering from the Oliver folks if this would be a safe disk to be able to use with that HP tractor? Be in Buckwheat residue and plowed ground, mixed soil type. Thanks!!
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    Tractor models designed for acres

    I was wondering if anyone knows or maybe has sales info that says what the different tractor models were designed to farm, as far as acreage for tractors from the 1920 through the 1960's. Example: IH WD-40 was designed for farmers farming ---- acres. Just be curious to see what and how much...
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    JD 620 field cultivator size

    By grass I meant grass in the spring within the wheat stubble or for seedbed prep for the following years crop. Not for sod breaking. Just to clarify.
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    JD 620 field cultivator size

    Hello, Anyone pull or have pulled a field cultivator with a JD 620/630? If so what size and model? I am looking at a Morris 12ft model to pull for seedbed prep in the spring and uprooting grass so not very deep and wondering if it will do it. Thanks
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