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    John Deere Van Brunt FB 177 A

    There is a number on one of mine that broke, I it says A 634 M LR
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    John Deere Van Brunt FB 177 A

    What’s the part numbers on those?
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    John Deere Van Brunt FB 177 A

    Singles
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    John Deere Van Brunt FB 177 A

    I’ve recently bought this drill and it’s in immaculate conditions other than 5 broken seed boots. Does anyone know how I can’t get parts for this or should I find a parts drill? Thanks
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    Ford 961 Powermaster Overheating

    Believe me, I know it doesn’t make sense. I’ve talked to a lot of mechanics I know and they all say the same. I haven’t tried it with a loose cap. When the cap is on, it overheats. The longest I’ve ran it without the cap on was about 30-45 minutes but it was just top dressing corn. I think I’ll...
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    Ford 961 Powermaster Overheating

    I started with that cap and I’ve bought 2 new ones and still have the same issues.
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    Ford 961 Powermaster Overheating

    Dave, Just a guess it’s not circulating with the cap. The second I put the cap on, it builds pressure in the radiator, wants to blow the cap off, pushes coolant out the overflow, and the temp gauge rises.
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    Ford 961 Powermaster Overheating

    Never had it overheat with the cap off. I feel it’s overheating because of the lack of power, the way it would run, the fact it was hard to stay in the seat because of all the heat coming back in my face, and the new temp gauge displaying it’s hot
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    Ford 961 Powermaster Overheating

    Thanks for the info, the thermostat wasn’t backwards. That was the first thing I checked.
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    Ford 961 Powermaster Overheating

    I have a gas Ford 961 Powermaster and I had a problem with it overheating super quick. I first replaced the thermostat and that didn’t change anything. Compression in all cylinders are perfect. However, if I leave the radiator cap off, it doesn’t build pressure in the radiator and circulates...
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