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841 Diesel
Hello, Shaun. Yes, it is heavy. I'm in Wortham-North Eastern Central TX. Where are you specifically? Sounds like cheaper for me to drive than to ship. What do you want for it? Thank you, Bill -
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841 Diesel
Have cracked flywheel on 841 diesel. Looking for suggestions on where to find a replacement. Thanks! -
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NAA Serial Number
I have a NAA Jubilee. Expected to find serial number on transmission casing just above the starter / flat spot on top of starter mount. Have cleaned all paint off. Nothing is there. Any ideas where else it could be? Thanks!- 53BillNAA
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'37 A Timing Marks
You are correct in your thinking. Second pic is where the left cylinder is top dead center and should fire. Can be verified by taking left plug out and can feel top of piston.- 53BillNAA
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Noisy Tappets John Deere D
Just purchased 37 model D. Noticed a racket in the front that I first thought was a bad fan shaft bearing. Later discovered it was the tappets clacking. I adjusted them as the repair manual stipulates. "Set left exhaust valve open position so that all tappets will move. Tighten until no...- 53BillNAA
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Torque on governor bolts
Does anyone happen to know how many ft pounds of torque should be applied to the governor housing bolts on an Unstyled A upon reassembly?- 53BillNAA
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1935 A - Fan Removal From Shaft
Worked perfectly. Thank you for the suggestion.- 53BillNAA
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1935 A - Fan Removal From Shaft
Thank you for the suggestion. I do plan to update the assembly exactly as you said.- 53BillNAA
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1935 A - Fan Removal From Shaft
I recently purchased a 35 model John Deere A. The fan bearings on the fan end of the shaft need replacing. I have removed the entire fan / shaft / housing from the tractor. It's my understanding one should be able to push "in" on the fan to release two "C" shaped keys that fit into a grove in...- 53BillNAA
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John Deere A w/o Serial Number
When I purchased my A model, I was told it was a 1950 year model. After spending some time working on it and becoming familiar with it, I went to a antique tractor pull today and saw several 1950 model A's (determined by serial number). The mounting of the distributor is different from mine...- 53BillNAA
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1950 JD model A Engine Oil
What would be the most appropriate motor oil to use for a 1950 JD A? Does it need to be a non-detergent oil?- 53BillNAA
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