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    JD 44H plow tire size

    Re-restoring my 44H plow, I think it takes a 6.00x16 tire but the round spoke wheels measure 17" to the outside of the rim. Is this right?
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    620 shift forks

    could someone describe, or better yet post a picture of the position the shift forks need to be in to get the shifter and quadrant back onto a 620? replaced the shift ball and gasket and having a hard time getting things lined back up. thanks.
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    620 stiff PTO clutch

    restoring a 620, making some progress, next item is the PTO pedal is hard to operate, probably a common problem with these tractors, anything I should know before I tear into it? I have the service manual.
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    Max width disk for 620

    I am restoring a 10ft RW disc for my 620. Deere advertising at the time showed what looks like a 10ft RW behind a 620. just for entertainment I hooked a 6ft 3pt disc up and it pulled it in 6th gear, couldn't even tell it was back there.
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    #9 sickle bar

    anyone know if this mower can be adjusted to mow below horizontal to mow ditches?
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    no 9 mower PTO shaft

    the universal joint part number comes up as available but I can't find the yoke. the JD universal is half the price of Tractor Supply so I might not be saving any money not going to the dealer. this is what I was wondering, no conditioner drive, thanks. historically correct restoration...
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    no 9 mower PTO shaft

    I have a no 9 mower with a small square PTO shaft. what size universal joint and tractor PTO side yoke does it take?
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    Grease

    I bought one of these for greasing equipment and could never go back to anything else
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    Stoneboro fair antique pull

    I've attended the Mercer County Antique Power Assn pulls in past years and they've been dominated by red. nice to see an 820, R, 70, several As, and an unstyled G which pulled the sled right off the end of the track twice yesterday. I have never heard a G run in person and it was a real treat...
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    41 B electric start, what's it worth

    nicely restored, sandblasted and painted, 4 new tires, skimmed head, virtually every gasket, seal, nut and bolt replaced, new piston rings, head gasket and pushrod tubes, new manifold, new magneto, carb from Roberts, fresh fluids all around, added updated drawbar and powrtrol with pioneer...
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    B drawbar upgrade

    do the 50 and 60 drawbar supports have the same dimensions but different bolt patterns?
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    B breather compatibility

    I have a 1941 B long hood electric start with a cracked B1596R breather casting with the screw on cap. will a B2117R casting with the tall clamp on stack fit? does one have any advantage over the other?
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    Re: John Deere sickle mower

    is there any way to hook up a #9 mower to a 1942 B without adding a 3 point hitch? I picked one up cheap and put new sections on it.
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    B oil line

    got it all put back together, the OEM oil line lined up much better than the junk Sharps sent me. a bottle jack under the pump helps to line the coupler up if anyone is thinking of trying this.
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    B axle seals

    tried your suggestion and got them seated just past the bearing cup, about 1/4" between the washer and the seal, is this acceptable or do they have to be the whole way in the housing? using cherry wood and it keeps cracking before the seal moves, I'll try oak or walnut.
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