Guttler for john deere 750a

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AF Salers

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Guttlers have to come from Wox's as they are the UK importer, can't remember the price but they are good to deal with & include the bolt and spacer to line them up correctly. I would advise also buying a set of weights for them, makes sense to go for the heavier weight, i think from memory it is 20mm thick, then you are only paying one delivery charge.
 
RTK Farmer

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Had my JD ones milled, seemed a shame to waste them! Not sure how heavy they are now as didn't weigh one. They work fine in most reasonable conditions. Could still be drilled and weighted if necessary. I think there is a lot of value in getting a heavier helper spring made but haven't persuaded anyone to do it yet. I may Google Spring manufactures and do it myself in time.
 
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RTK Farmer said:
View attachment 451558 Had my JD ones milled, seemed a shame to waste them! Not sure how heavy they are now as didn't weigh one. They work fine in most reasonable conditions. Could still be drilled and weighted if necessary. I think there is a lot of value in getting a heavier helper spring made but haven't persuaded anyone to do it yet. I may Google Spring manufactures and do it myself in time.
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How much to get them milled? I
 
Clive

Clive

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Not sure how much Wox ones are but the ones I had laser cut were cheaper last time I checked, I do 2 different weights now, have found the 5kg is too much sometimes so do a 2.5kg as well now and swap between them depending on conditions

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RTK Farmer

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martian said:
This looks a bit like @RTK Farmer 's milled wheel. BTW, how are they working David?

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Good now they are weighted. The problem with milling is that you remove some of the weight!. I also think the toothed design maintains better contact with the ground in situations of drilling into big covers with many stalks. The round originals would bridge on the stalks and ground contact would be lost thus not closing the slot as well.
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