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    Hydraulic Remote Valve.

    Hi, Chasing some info on changing over the remote valve currently on my 65. As you can see in my photo i there is no locking pin to hold the lever in place. (hence the rubber strap) i also had no joy removing the return bung you can see just below the valve not wanting to run the risk of...
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    john deere b

    I have a 44 B. When I got it I had the same issue and it had a dltx 71 on it. I tried like heck to get it running right but I couldn"t. Rebuilt the carb, went through the whole engine etc etc. I finally broke down and bought a dltx 67 (it has the later B block on it), rebuilt that carb and...
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    High School Senior's Last Day

    I used to drive my tractors up to school. Eventually the principal said I couldn't park it on school property anymore... (luckily we owned the field bordering the school parking lot so I left it in the field from then on...). Sure beat walking or taking the bus!
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    John Deere G carb

    This is what Husker is saying... http://www.jdhpubs.com/linksPdf/Carburetors.pdf Look down at the last page. (Pat B's page)
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    1951 model g john deere

    Take it to a machine shop and get it pressed straight. Worked well for me.
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    3020 block

    Anyone know of any place I could get a new block for a 3020D? I'm located in SW Pa. About how much do they run? Thanks!
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    AR Carb

    the site is "jdhpubs.com". Then look under 'articles' and in 'articles 1' you will see his carb article.
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    AR Carb

    http://jdhpubs.com/linksPdf/Carburetors.pdf That"s from Pat Brownings site. Gives nice pictures of every passage in those carbs. I"d guess your idle orifices are still plugged.
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    My B wont fire/spark

    Try a new condenser in the mag. Wouldn't hurt to get new points while you're in there. Hold a screwdriver up near the top of the mag with the cover off (where the spring touches to go to distributor). You ought to get a spark to jump at least a qtr inch.
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    Tightening Flywheel on 45 B

    I've always used the blue wrench (torch) to tighten mine and have never had a problem... Get the bolts glowin red in the middle and beat them suckers tight... Might be a bit more torque than what's speced, but I've never had one come loose.
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    Wico C mag points.

    Roll the engine over until they are open the full way. Install new points and then use feeler gauge to set gap.
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    Another 30s JD?

    Sure looks a lot like an old F-series Farmall to me...
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    B PTO

    I have an extra shaft with bearing you can buy if you decide to do it (Part #B2618R). Email is open.
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    JD A Transmission, going to rebuild.

    For the ones there were presseed, I cut mine off with the torch, then put the new ones on with a hammer and the inner race of the old bearing...
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    JD A Transmission, going to rebuild.

    I rebuilt the tranny in my 60 last winter. I got all but 1 bearing from APPLIED. www.applied.com If you can get the part number from the bearing itself, good. If not, get the JD part number, go to the JD website, sign in, look up the part. It will give you all the dimensions of the bearing...
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