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    John Deere BWA disk

    Thanks for all the replies. I'm looking forward to getting it rebuilt. Sorry for the double posting thing above not sure how that happened.
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    John Deere BWA disk

    I guess the only reason I said 18" is because that's the size that is on it. After reading your response and others, I'll go with 20's. I bought this disk a few years back, and it seems to be a bit discombobulated. I suspect parts were robbed off of other machines to fix this one. And the very...
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    John Deere BWA disk

    I guess the only reason I said 18" is because that's the size that is on it. After reading your response and others, I'll go with 20's. I bought this disk a few years back, and it seems to be a bit discombobulated. I suspect parts were robbed off of other machines to fix this one.
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    John Deere BWA disk

    Thanks, I can get the nut off........but I can't slide the blades or spools off.
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    John Deere BWA disk

    I have a 14' BWA that needs new 18" disk blades. I checked with vendors this winter at a farm show with little luck, one guy said to avoid shoup because they wear out rapidly. What is a good source for blades and bearings? Or is it too expensive for an old disk? And, how do you get the axles...
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    Tire size

    Showing my ignorance here. I have an old Regular with rotted rear tires. Checked the size and it says 11-36, and under that it says 9.00 - 36. Why the two different designations?
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    Brillion cultipacker

    I have some grass seeding to do this spring and am trying to find a Brillion cultipacker to firm up the seed bed. There seems to be two types, at least of the Brillion brand. The first picture I call a cultipacker but some call it a sprocket seeder. The second picture kind of fits the...
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    Quality spade

    Glad to see someone else had one. Yes, they had the best balance, solid, and always scoured well. I don't know where I originally bought it, possibly at an auction.
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    Quality spade

    I guess different areas different terms. Tile spade: narrow blade to dig trench. Spade: any long handled tool to dig dirt; one with a large angle on it called grading spade. Shovel: flat blade that won't dig dirt but is good for loose material such as sand and gravel. I ordered one on Amazon...
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    Quality spade

    I used to have the best dirt spade ever, it had a round point and was easy to dig vertically. All I remember about the manufacturer was that it said England on it. It disappeared and I've never found one like it, and I don't care for any of the big box store digging tools. They just seem to be...
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    Flat face couplers

    Put a quick-tach adapter on my JD158 loader and bought a grapple attachment. It came with flat face couplers so when I ran lines to the front of the loader, I terminated with flat face. Never used them before and I can hardly get them coupled together. Usually one goes on okay but I really...
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    Antique hay rake

    Good question, I suppose if I had to put a number on it, I would say 1.5" diameter and anything from a foot long and up. I tried to get the dog to help, but all he will pick up is tennis balls.
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    Antique hay rake

    Good question, I suppose if I had to put a number on it, I would say 1.5" diameter and anything from a foot long and up. I tried to get the dog to help, but all he will pick up is tennis balls.
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    Antique hay rake

    I might, except I don't have one. Neighbor is selling one for $225 and not sure I want to experiment with that much money. Although I could use it as yard decoration. Ironically, I spent the 70's cutting up all of Grandpa's junk machinery, now people want that stuff to display. He had one of...
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    Antique hay rake

    Cleaning up my windbreak etc and have tons of little sticks and branches to pick up. Would one of these old hay rakes work to gather them in a pile?
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