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    John Deere hydraulic steering valve

    Did you get this valve sold? I'm assuming so since I can't find one but mine just went to pot.
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    John Deere LLA grain drill

    This is evidently called a Rangeland land measurer according to what I finally found through some research. Most JD dealers have no idea. I would guess you calculate your distance traveled in rods , 16 feet, and multiply that by the width of your drill to calculate square footage. Then divide...
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    John Deere LLA grain drill

    That was my guess and the you'd have to figure the width of the drill to calculate an acre.
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    John Deere LLA grain drill

    The bottom is the one I have. Never have seen one before. Think it has to do with distance traveled somehow.
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    John Deere LLA grain drill

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    John Deere LLA grain drill

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    John Deere LLA grain drill

    I just bought a JD LLA grain drill with steel packer wheels in extremely good condition but, it has a distance or acre meter on it I have never seen before. It doesn't measure acres or 10ths but must measure distance??? It has 3 or 4 dials on it but no real measurements listed on the different...
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    Antique CASE grain drill parts

    I have seen old posts you made about having JI Case grain drill parts. I have what I believe to be an L. I need a right hand cast engagement gear for the seed feeder rods?? Would you happen to have anything like that? I can take a pic of where it goes if that would help. Thanks.
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    Case grain drill

    Wish I did have the pieces I would weld them myself. That's the problem it broke somewhere out in the field. Thnx just the same.
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    Case grain drill

    Have a broken cast, drive hub???, on the right side of the seed box, on what I think is a D series Case drill. Anybody have any parts? I have it pinned but I either have to shut the seed gates down or empty all the seed when transporting or I'm seeding the roads. I can supply a pic and/or...
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    JD 4230 Jumpy clutch

    Second question, would you think replacing the valve itself would be helpful at all? They are pretty pricey and may not help, but a jerky clutch is not fun when hooking up equipment or trying to ease into anything with a loader. Thank you again.
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    JD 4230 Jumpy clutch

    I see. Your parts diagram is different than mine in my parts/repair manuals. So you are talking about replacing the springs that operate the clutch valve itself rather than the ones operating the pressure regulating valve? Maybe a person should change all 4 of them? Appreciate your follow up...
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    JD 4230 Jumpy clutch

    You mean #16 & #18 I assume. Thnx.
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    JD 4230 Jumpy clutch

    I am going to try that. The pressure is running about 125# which is a little low so I'm thinking that may help. Appreciate your comments.
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    JD 4230 Jumpy clutch

    Don't think so they seem tight. It does it mostly in the lowest gears not in the higher so I'm thinking springs and shims may help a little. Thank you for the input just the same.
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    JD 4230 Jumpy clutch

    I think it was more of a miss-statement rather than a different repair. Since seeing that, I have looked everywhere and no one else has mentioned it. Regards.
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    JD 4230 Jumpy clutch

    I have this diagram and it is part #19. But in another post someone mentioned the upper and lower springs which are in the outer part of the housing that needed shimmed which didn't make sense to me, and I didn't see any shims. I think they meant the outer and inner springs associated with...
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    JD 4230 Jumpy clutch

    I know this has been addressed before and I know the springs in the clutch valve (Quad Range transmission) probably need to be replaced due to the tractors age. The question I have is, if when I test the pressure at the clutch valve and it's either in or out of spec, there are shims that can go...
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    Buhler/Allied/Farm King loader mounts

    Thank you. I'll give it a shot.
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    Buhler/Allied/Farm King loader mounts

    I didn't but I found the ad and unfortunately the loader mounting styles are completely different. Many thanks though for the information it is certainly appreciated. Have a Happy Easter.
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