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    Looking for a John Deere 3830 Swather Header for parts or working Header unit

    Waters didn't have it about a month ago but I just tried again. Thanks. I'll attach a photo of the end of the reel and the broken off piece of the shaft. The part of the shaft in the hole is attached to the reel tube inside and the supports are welded to the reel tube.
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    Looking for a John Deere 3830 Swather Header for parts or working Header unit

    No luck with PeriParts. They do not have the part I need. I'm back to needing to find a used reel so I can remove the part I need. Any leads would be appreciated.
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    Looking for a John Deere 3830 Swather Header for parts or working Header unit

    I have not tried PeriParts. I'll post my result when I hear back from the PeriParts quote request. Thanks!
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    Looking for a John Deere 3830 Swather Header for parts or working Header unit

    Thanks Wore Out. I'm in Central Washington. I'm familiar with the JD site. The specific part, # AE45259 Shaft, is NL available through any JD source and an endless search on the Web has produced no results. I'm thinking if I can locate a header or find just a reel, I can remove the reel or...
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    Looking for a John Deere 3830 Swather Header for parts or working Header unit

    Does anybody know where I might locate a salvage header or fully working header for a John Deere 3830 Swather, model 300 header? I really only need one part off of the reel but I'm willing to buy a reel or full header for future parts. Any help appreciated. I can't cut without.
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    Field Cultivator

    The organic farmer down the road from us is wanting to get a field cultivator for his farm. He had ask me about how many HP he would need to pull it per foot.The soil is red clay.Nobody in my area has one so we don't know what to tell him.Will a 180 HP pull a 30"?
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    head gasket sealer or not, which way?

    So I take it you would suggest putting sealer on. The question remains, which side of the gasket goes up and which goes down. One side is copper and one side is plain gasket material. Thanks!
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    head gasket sealer or not, which way?

    Sparex makes or distributes the gasket. I will call the guy that sold me the gasket and see if he knows or Sparex knows how their gasket should be installed.
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    head gasket sealer or not, which way?

    Thanks a bunch! Good information. Oddly enough there is absolutely no instructions from the manufacturer.
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    head gasket sealer or not, which way?

    Any suggestions would be appreciated. I'm getting conflicting opinions on installing the head with a sealer or without. The shop manual from the '70's says use sealing compound but I have heard that with the newer gaskets it is not necessary to use a sealer. The tractor is a 1974 Oliver 1465...
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    Oliver 1465 - how many were made?

    I understand that the 1465 is a Fiat tractor regardless of some other parts. ITP rated the 1465 as a neutral not a fair but can one bank on the opinion of ITP? At least a lot of the problems were solved that the 1450 had and the 1465 doesn't have any chronic problems that I have seen mentioned...
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    Oliver 1465 - how many were made?

    How does one see the build cards to get a true number?
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    Oliver 1465 - how many were made?

    Yes, but a substantially improved 1450 with more horsepower. The 1465 now has a very reliable engine. All of the problems with the 1450 were solved with the 1465. What makes the 1265 or the 1365 better?
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    Oliver 1465 - how many were made?

    Mostly Fiat parts for sure but definitely an Oliver 1465. It's actually all fiat parts.I'm sure you know but that is a fiat tractor made for oliver. import tractor parts has lots of good info on them.Just be glad you didn't get a 1450! I thought it was all Fiat parts until a few people...
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    Oliver 1465 - how many were made?

    I just found the following serial numbers at tractordata.com : 1973: 827183 1974: 827580 1975: 839424 Final: 839487 Is subtracting the 1973 number from the final number a reliable way of knowing how many were made? That would be 12,304 like you said...
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