spo307
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guy wants $450 for it. anyone know what model or make I figure JD
anyone know what disk this is
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rmully
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Looks like it has some deer green on it. 
dcyrilc
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Nope, but it looks like a decent find. No label/tag hidden on it anywhere?
backdoor
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I have a JD KBA that looks like that. Parts are still available at the JD dealer here. You may need to repack the wheel bearings with grease, mine were so dry the grease didn't even stick to my hands when I took the hubcaps off, no zerks on the wheel hubs, and I have to occasionally tighten a few bolts. Not a good leveling disk, but it does great as a finishing disk.
sweettractors
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It is a John Deere KBA with wheel carriers. One of the best older JD discs ever made.The cylinder and hose alone is worth $150 of what he is asking. In my book, it would be a Buy. We have some scrappers and a few castings available, but supply is limited. Ken Sweet
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countrybumpkin
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Here is a thread on your type of disc. It's a John Deere KBA , I have had one for a while and does a pretty good job.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/138822-old-jd-disk-info-needed.html
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/138822-old-jd-disk-info-needed.html
sweettractors
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The worst thing about those disc, is that they tow behind the tractor or truck awful. You can take a comealong and hook to one corner of the fron gang on the disc and the other end is hooked to the drawbar hitch pin and when you pull out the slack, she will follow a truck 25-30 mph. Ken Sweet
sweettractors
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Measuring a disc is in the eyes of the beholder. I measure the overall back width and then the overall front width and then split the difference for the disc working width. Many people go by the overall width at the back, if they have narrow roads to travel on or narrow gates to go thru. Ken Sweet
