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    70 all fuel block studs

    Will do. Does one still use the lead washers behind head nuts? Ad2866r. Original #
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    70 all fuel block studs

    Working on a 70 all fuel tractor. Have the 9 studs that thread into the block for the head. 3 different lengths... longest goes on oil passage collar. But my shop Manuel does not depict where the other 8 bolts go. 4 of 6 1/8 and four 7 5/8 Anyone have a better breakdown of placement? Sn 7003516
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    JD #55 3 bottom Plow

    will give that a shot, and source a new tube. Weld the 2nd stop on to keep rim from spinning. May use the grinder on the inside of the rim and hope the tire will grab on it when aired up
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    Lawn mower battery

    I would use any of the options you listed in pics. May need to inpsect your battery cable for corrosion be good to change that out. On another note, i have a Farmall H, always fought starting it as it would act as it turned over a little, acting as if the battery was week. Once I oved to my...
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    JD #55 3 bottom Plow

    Was able to score a 3 bottom John Deere 55 (at least the decal wife's grandpa put on it after he painted it up) drop bottom plow. Looking for a rim for the trip side. What he used was a rim from something else that had spokes, and the hole for the tube neck is straight through the middle...
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    john deere 70 gas project

    How does one remove the gear from the clutch housing to get to the bearing & race, drive pin, dogbones, etc. Been looking for some kind of retaining lock ring. Have been told it is pressed on at factory
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    john deere 70 gas project

    The journal on which the clutch rides upon further inspection doesn't appear that bad. Especially now that I learned from MSD that the new bushing is a shave to fit upon installation.
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    john deere 70 gas project

    Working on a John Deere 70 Gas, early. Noticed after pulling the clutch pulley/housing off, that the journal area where the clutch pulley rides is scarred/grooved. I have looked around on several sources for the availability of oversized bushings. John Deere parts manual only has the OEM, as...
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    JD 55 PLOW

    Have a jd 55 plow with the trip wheel with the cast insert. bought from wife's grandpa's estate. restored, but he put a new tire on the old rim and it won't beed to it, i trip it and when it tries to lift spins the tire and sheers the valve stem. where these tires originally solid rubber...
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