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    JD 6X4 Gator Issue

    The back axles assemblies actually move. The frame is slotted. Loosen the 4 large nuts then you can move it. There is a 6mm bolt on each side coming out the rear to with a lock nut to hold them in place.
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    Mother Deere....No Loyalty

    Well, loyalty in the ag industry apparently has gone by the way side. I currently work for a family owned single store dealership. We have a large customer base, and do a good deal of sales. The owners of the store had no intention of closing or selling out for the quite some time. However...
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    VAC keeps killing coils

    Matt.....On negative ground system, the battery "hot" wire goes to the (+) side of coil, and the (-) side of the coil goes to the distributor. The opposite is true when it is a positive ground system. In this situation, he has it hooked up properly.
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    Buckley Old Engine Show

    I believe they were featuring IHC at Buckley...
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    37 A wheels

    You would have to find 10 spline hubs for pressed steel wheels, which are very hard to find. You could also switch out the axles and bull gears for ones from a later tractor with 15 splines. This is a very common thing done by pullers.
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    SC front weights

    I would also be interested depending on your location. Thanks Scott
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    12 spline Steel wheels

    They will only fit late 1937 thru 1940 model A tractors. Nice ones with lugs would probably fetch $5-700 around here
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    1934 John Deere Gp A

    I would be very very hesitant about trying to get the engine freed up without at least removing the cylinder head. Even if its only "lightly" stuck (which I'm doubting), you'll still want to run a cylinder hone through it. For the price of a head gasket and 9 lead washers, and a few other...
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    Where is US B oil pressure regulator?

    Early B (prior to mid 37) had the regulator in the governor housing...
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    VAC FOOT THROTTLE SPRING

    Don, how does a guy get a hold of you to purchase one? Thanks Scott
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    VAC FOOT THROTTLE SPRING

    I'm looking to find the round spring for the foot throttle on my 1946 VAC. I believe the part number is VT2435, which according to CASEIH parts subs to A30339. I called the dealership, and the parts man couldn't tell me if it was still available, but his last known price was $45! I'm hoping...
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    1937 AOS value

    There was one that sold in northern Michigan in similar condition last summer. Seems like it brought somewhere in the $800 dollar range. I would have liked to own it, but had to be somewhere else that day, and couldn't attend the auction. However, tires and sheet metal for those can eat up a...
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    My grandfathers 1950 J.I. Case Dc bought new

    Thank you....
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    My grandfathers 1950 J.I. Case Dc bought new

    Where do you get a build card for these tractors? I have my grandpa's 52 DC, and would like to know as much as I can about it.
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    1928 John Deere D Covered Priming Cups

    I recommend Rich Brown at New Paris Tractor Parts. He is very knowledgeable, fair on prices, and ships same day! Excellent young man to deal with. Call his shop at 844-214-3946
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