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rod

01-19-2002 15:42:40

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I am still fairly new to 9N & when I removed the left rear tire & wheel there was a large
split roller chain sprocket mounted on the drum, is this to power misc. farm equiptment if u remove the wheel? any info appreciated. I'm no farmer just enjoy working on the old tractor. Thanks Rod

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Leroy

01-22-2002 18:32:46

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Re: sprocket in reply to rod, 01-19-2002 15:42:40

Wheels turned out wide for cultivating would clear and believe could be for a cultivator mounted fertilizer side dresser

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Philip Faughn

11-15-2005 19:27:17

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Re: Re: sprocket in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 01-20-2002 04:23:22

I have an 1950's John Deere wagon that has high sides and a sprocket on the left rear wheel. Don't know exactly what it was for. I restored wagon when it turned up on some land I bought, but nothing was attached to the sprockett. I live in Arkansas so I was thinking it was used in Rice farming, but not really sure. Any ideas?

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rod

01-20-2002 05:05:44

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Re: Re: sprocket in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 01-20-2002 04:23:22

thanks Ed for info.but i still don't understand how the chain can be lined up to drive the planter because it is up inside the wheel.just can't visalize i guess. but thanks for all the info, this forum is great thanks to yesterdaystractors & u guys that are knowlegeable. thanks again Rod

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Ultradog MN

01-20-2002 08:08:10

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Re: Re: Re: sprocket in reply to rod, 01-20-2002 05:05:44

Rod they might have widened the wheels ie, turned them out so that the chain would not hit the tires.

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Ultradog MN

01-19-2002 17:00:22

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Re: sprocket in reply to rod, 01-19-2002 15:42:40

Welcome to a very elite club of people who have cool tractors AND internet access.
I think the sprockets were to power a cultivator
or planter. Someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
I've never seen how one worked but I've seen this question asked here before.
Try doing a search above where it says search for:
And read through the responses.
If you don't need them yourself you might try advertising them in the classifieds here. Someone somewhere might just be looking for a pair.
HTH
Jerry

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