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    What model of mower do i have?

    Oddly enough, your tractor already has the attaching parts for a #5 mower. They are the two thick, round stubs sticking out either side of the drawbar. You could probably find a #5 somewhere nearby that is set up to attach to them- perhaps from the Truman administration.
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    What model of mower do i have?

    Well that's great, I guess. Eventually you'll have to assign some value to your time, but that's not my call. All I can respond to is what I see in the photos you posted and imagine a similar condition in the other tools you listed. Your mention of the New Idea mower reminded me of a similar-...
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    What model of mower do i have?

    Wow. No one- certainly no one on this site- will say you must have brand new equipment to go into the hay business. The trick is a balance between affordable and efficient. You are absolutely on the low end of both. I hope you find success, but man, you're gonna work for it.
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    What model of mower do i have?

    If the shoe fits...
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    What model of mower do i have?

    Your user name is apt, as you're going to need such skills to keep that relic going- it's at least 90 years old! Not a later model, a very early one- somewhere 1934-36ish. You mentioned you are starting a hay business, but one of your first purchases after you get a bit established should be a...
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    Old Shop Tricks

    Nothing against the information- most of us could write this- but I hope you realize this 'guy' is an AI creation?
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    #15 subsoiler rebuild, John Deere

    You might contact this guy.
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    Wagon running gear.

    The springs were from a time long ago when what took grain to town and feed back home was a car pulling a wagon. Worked fine at (relatively) high speeds on bumpy roads with an even load. Not so good if items are added one by one like a hayrack or what I imagine will happen at the nursery. They...
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    Best Vintage'ish Tractor for Small Ranch, $10k Budget

    Big difference between "moving dirt" and digging dirt. About the only one in your photos that might do some digging is the first one. Scattering a loose pile- about any of them could do that. IMHO, all the 5000 series JDs will be too light weight for any really heavy work- they could replace...
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    What is the easiest way to clean out the airfilter assembly on a two-cylinder John Deere?

    You do that before or after Thanksgiving? ;)
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    Your chance to make some hay like no one else.

    I remember that advertised in magazines. Cheap way to put up grass hay- better than a buck rake, I suppose. There was also the Hawk Built baler that just rolled the hay along the ground. Can't imagine why that didn't catch on... :rolleyes:
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    [Humor] John Deere doesn't like my tractor...

    This is the page you (and others) should use.
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    John Deere 6030 questions

    Looks like somebody 'updated' their 5020 with 6030 cab, hood, and at least some of the engine parts.
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    JOHN DEERE KILEFER IDENTIFICATION

    I never dealt with any Killefer stuff, and I don't know what you mean by "ML-03", but you can search the word 'Killefer' here. ID photos should help you identify the Deere name and then you should be able to find an on-line manual.
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    3pt 2 Bottom Moldboard Plow Identification

    Yes
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