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    Posted: 27 Jul 2017 at 9:28am
I have no idea what kind of disk this is[IMG]uploads/348/image_2017-07-27_09-26-15.jpg
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. Ok I give up.
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I think it is Australian built. Forgot the company
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Is it upside down because it was built "down under"?
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the disk gang look like JD, no particular model disk, IMHO




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Looks like the gangs on my John Deere Model KBA disk.
190XT Series III, D17 Series IV, D15 Series II, All Crop 66, Rotobaler.
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I'm standing on my head looking at it but still can tell what brand it is.
Just an old country boy saved by the grace of God.
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When I open the post on my IPad its right side up when I open on the computer its not. I havent seen any JD equipment that there not proud enought to put there name on it. I got it from the farm that had it when new. its not been used for 20 years and still has original paint. I only paid $50 and its in real good shape the bearings all took grease and the disks dont have any damage other than 3 scrapers missing. They look similar to the scrapers on the JD disk at work but the color is about the same as my Buel Farm King. if I cant find scrapers Ill just use it the way it is I only have a 25 x 50 garden so I cant see them getting to packed without them. I dont know what the two latches are for it looks like the gangs can swing back but i dont know why.
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Your Ipad is upside down, LOL.  Sorry, I couldn't resist...Wink
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just right click on the picture
and pick view image and it
show it right side up for me
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Found out its shop made from the farmers son. The disk gangs are from the wing of a folding disk the frame and pivot points are all shop built. It has latches to adjust the angles of the gangs. The gangs and bearings are much heavier than would be normal for a disk this size.
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I'll be dang!
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