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    Clutch pulley wear on two cylinder tractors

    When the clutch is not engaged, the clutch bearing is not getting lubricated because the oil slinger is not slinging any oil.
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    John Deere 40 side weights

    Do you want to sell them? If so, what's your price? I'm just outside Columbus Ohio. Where are you?
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    1948 JD B low power output - troubleshooting

    The next thing you need to do is run a compression check. That will tell you a lot.
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    1951 JD A (parade tractor only) engine oil change questi

    Loosen the drain plug carefully until you get a drip. Catch it on your finger. See if it's water or oil. If water, let it drip until oil comes out and button her up. Be careful and don't let the plug fall out. Maybe put a bucket under it for safety.
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    Classic Green Reunion Columbus Ohio June 24th-26th ?

    Hope to be there on Saturday
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    G clutch again....

    If you used an after market pully brake pad, they are too thick. I had the same problem on a J D 70. If there is too much wear on the sleeve the clutch will start to engage when you pull the clutch lever back. You can check that by pulling back on the lever when the pully is stopped and see if...
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    PTO Shaft

    Have a 48 A with a bent pto shaft. Took everything off down to the bearing. Shaft wouldn't come out. Took bolts and three nuts off of gearbox. Shaft and gearbox came out about the width of the bearing and stopped. Came up against something solid inside rockshaft housing. Watched a video...
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    A clutch problems

    This isn't meant to be a smart butt reply, but I usually replace whatever needs replaced. Some worn items will be obvious, others maybe not. Get on u-tube and find a good video on rebuilding your clutch. Watch it several times. That will help you a lot.
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    A clutch problems

    To start with you can check the thickness of the discs to see if they are in spec. Check the sliding sleeve to make sure it is not going over center. If it does, the clutch will start to drive again when you pull the clutch lever back. Look at the dog bones to see if they are out of round on...
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    A clutch problems

    I think the toggles and dog bones are worn out. Rebuild the clutch.
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    JD Model H piston ring installation

    I used a ring compressor.
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    JD Model 50 won't start

    Are you running a mag or a distributer? If a mag, will it start if you pull it. If it does, could be a weak impulse spring in the mag. Also, could be a bad condenser. This can all be checked by looking at the spark at the plug. The tractor is not firing so if it's not getting too much...
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    Engine Rebuild 1947 John Deere model D

    Sounds to me like they need to put the rod and cap together without the bearing and check to see if the bore is round. I would bet it's not.
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    p;owing with jd 40

    The inside surface of the rear tire should be in line with the end of the plow share.
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    Hydrostat transmission

    Will the hydrpstat from a JD 160 lawn tractor interchange with the one on a JD 176. Thank you very much for your help.
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