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Old Bob 09-11-2012 18:58:00 69.29.103.76 Report to Moderator	Bought a 3 disc John Deere breaking plow today. Never have saw one before, were there many of these made?? Didn't look to see if any numbers were legible, but John Deere was very plain. I have a 1520 John Deere tractor, close to 50 horsepower, is this big enough tractor for the plow?? [Reply]   [No Email]
Tx Jim 09-13-2012 03:48:19 67.142.163.20 Report to Moderator	Re: Disc breaking plow in reply to Cliff Nelson, 09-11-2012 18:58:00   There was also the - 802, 803 and 800 Series Integral Disk Plows [Reply]  [No Email]
Old Bob 09-12-2012 20:24:01 108.178.209.38 Report to Moderator	Re: Disc breaking plow in reply to Old Bob, 09-11-2012 18:58:00   sorry, it is three point. [Reply]  [No Email]
Tx Jim 09-12-2012 13:46:51 67.142.163.27 Report to Moderator	Re: Disc breaking plow in reply to Mark-Ia, 09-11-2012 18:58:00   Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see You're correct. I wasn't thinking 3pt. 472 is one 3pt model number. [Reply]  [No Email]
Dodgeit 09-12-2012 12:47:36 65.199.61.227 Report to Moderator	Re: Disc breaking plow in reply to Kevin Roberts, 09-11-2012 18:58:00   There were also a number of 3pt. disk plows that came with 3 bottoms, so to speak. [Reply]  [No Email]
Tx Jim 09-12-2012 03:34:17 67.142.163.23 Report to Moderator	Re: Disc breaking plow in reply to ben70b, 09-11-2012 18:58:00   JD made several different models of drawn disk breaking plows. In my youth I plowed with a JD 404 many rounds. There were many of those types plows used in N. Texas. The models that come to mind are 90,100,200,300,400,500 & 600. There were 2 variations,clutch lift & hyd cyl lift depicted by an "H" following model number. The last digit in model number indicated the number of disks IE the 404 I plowed with was a model 400-4 disk. Disk plows pull easier than same size moldboards because of the rolling action of the disks. Your 1520 should pull the 3 disk plow fine. [Reply]  [No Email]