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    Posted: 25 Jan 2021 at 6:29pm
Got this last week but I'm not sure of the age. Also what is the plate pictured used for?
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That plate on top is a soybean plate. It looks to be well worn. 

Edited by PaulB - 25 Jan 2021 at 6:50pm
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Corn plate under bean plate .              MACK
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Corn plate is JD and takes adapter to use in AC planter.
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Plate adapter is in the chamber. Dad had an early 333 (I think) no til planter so I'm familiar with everything but the bean plate because we never planted them
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late 50 early 60's 100 series unit - note the depth lever.  Would have to go back in a book to find the fertilizer opener system - can you say quadra disc? These unit had seed firmers - thought Keeton invented them eh?-  The California special even had dual closing wheel option - thought Deere invented them huh?  The seed disc is a 310992 - it will be stamped in the bottom - useless today as it has too large a seed cell - call Lincoln Ag they have plates although no seed corn is graded - this is where this plate - probably a B-24 -came from. Cool pic.  
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That bean plate looks like it was used to plant gravel.
It's the color tractor my grandpa had!
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