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    heisler head

    Is it for a styled tractor or unstyled?
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    1960 4010?

    Were any john deere model 4010 tractors built during 1960? If so what serial numbers would they be and where can I find documentation supporting it.
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    60 made into a front mower

    I have been interested in retro fitting a 60 or 50 into a front mower. I thought I would use some short turf tires to lower the rear axle and probable build a off set front axle to lower the front. I am considering shortening the frame by about 18 inches and mounting a electric fan and radiator...
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    bf goodrich tires

    Is a BF Goodrich power grip the same as a BF Goodrich power grip silver town? I have a 16.9x38 bfg and need a matching one.
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    John Deere Model A plain differential cover

    I have a model A we have been pulling in 3500 lb with 16.9x38 tires. The only aluminum is the fender. We have duplicate parts for sale. E-mail me for more info.
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    Stack pics wanted

    pulling 4000
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    AO

    Many people are still suprized to find that john deere gave the AO the larger engine (1/4 inch longer stroke) way back in 1936.
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    tire cutting disc

    Harbor frieght tools has a 4.5 inch disc that will cut as good as any other and last just as long at a fraction of the price. If you really want to hog the rubber out buy their double chain disc. Use a electric planer with carbide blades for a finished look. Once a lug becomes sticky or heated...
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    Stroked JD A

    You cant even start to get enough advanced timing out of your distributor if you havent jumped your gear or done some other timing adjustment. If you have a nine inch stroke and not enough advanced timing it will act as if you have a dirty carb once you get it under a very heavy load.
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    Stroked JD A

    Sounds like a timing issue. If you havent jumped at least one tooth on the cam gear your not even close on the timing.
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    Tractor parts stolen

    not only do they have to take the top cover off but a mounted loader means they had to disconnect and remove the starter too.
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    Tractor parts stolen

    Who on earth would waste there time steeling old common parts out of a work tractor. Not only that but do it so close to a house and even work around a mounted loader. Sounds more like revenge then common theft.
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    Remember the Ugly tractor?

    1975 I was 13 my brother 9 and we had snuck into the infield area at the Ionia Free Fair to get a look at the super mods. E.J. rolled by with ugly thing and burped the throttle as we stood 10 feet away. 2 large slabs of sod cattapolted into the air about 8 feet high and landed in the very spot...
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    missing push rod pics

    found the missing push rod on our 350 case dozer. could not see it anywhere from the top of the motor even with the brightest light. turns out it was hideing just below the head still in the rod through hole. Thank goodness for this new inspection camera purchased from harbor frieght for a very...
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    dissapearring pushrod

    our 350 case dozer just had its fuel pump rebuilt. we ran it about a half an hour and it began to pop back through the air breather. took the valve cover off and the #1 cylinder is missing its intake push rod. Cant see it anywere. were did it go? think i can simply replace the push rod? whats...
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