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    435

    They probably got pulled and jerked on by throwing a chain onto the front axle more that the gasssers. However it is not uncommon, I understand, for the front center piece on the row crop utiity or W models to have been abused in the same manner. My 420 W has had considerable repair done to...
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    420 what to look for????

    yes the #35 loader will lash right up to that model. However, I have heard that a loader on a 420 without power steering is a bear, but that may be rumor since i would expect ahead of time that the steering could not be turned with a load on the front unless the tires were rolling. I hve also...
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    Advice on which tractor to buy

    Speaking of that 600 bushel grain cart. We just finished up here in Central IL. I drive tractors for a neighbor and he hauls in his grain with wagons that hold around 630 bushels. One tractor is a 4240 and the other is a 4640, both run like new. that 42 sure is puny with the loaded grain...
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    FROST ON CARB

    Dang Bob I thought altitude was one of a pilot's best friend. Yessir, altitude and airspeed - get me out of this dead man's zone. :-)
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    Loader cylinder leaking

    my ancient #35 came apart similar to the way that Kevin described. The local stealer will always be glad to let me look at the schematic if it means selling me the parts.
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    Off topic-gas powered wood splitters

    I have a 24 ton unit (8hp) manufactured by SPECO out of Colorado, I think. Just got finished running three tanks of gas thru it. I think that is Special Industries Inc. Think about that feature of being able to stand the cylinder viertically. Without that I would never be able to split much...
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    Battery tender question - Not JD related

    good idea. I don't see why not but we will see what other comments are.
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    LA engine partially stuck

    My 8N ford acted that way when it had a couple of valves rusted up from a broken manifold. Dang I did not know La'S were flat heads.
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    430 Clutch problems

    If it was working properly to mean both the live pto and trans clutch, it could very well be a bent rod as stated. Since things went south in a hurry she will have to be split - me thinks.
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    430 hard to start slow to spin over

    deerjockey I got the same thing going on with a 420W. I am down to two last things to try. 1. run a seprate cable from the starter case to the gound on the battery. 2. Blame the starter and ts the money in tht direction. I have heard a lot of other dubuques crank, but none as sluggish and...
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    Rear Axle Bearing Race Removal - JD B

    the welder is the way to go. Take the work and consternation out of it. I hav't done many races that way and none on a B but the ones that had the bead welded on them did not need pullig to remove.
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    420 Air Cleaner Hose

    Are all 420's the same? A while back I went to the JD Dealer and what I got was a generic 90 degree elbow with about a foot on each end. You just had to whck it to length. Fit like a glove
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    tractor 430 to loader 35 hookup

    Harold I sent you a message. Let me know if you did not get it.
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    tractor 430 to loader 35 hookup

    Harold Confirm that the loader you have has a hydraulic bucket and that the two valves on the loader are bolted to each other. Also do you have the original antique valves on the loader or are they a modern two spool set up?
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    Kind of Grease for Buzz Bar Mower

    I don't know the correct word for the thing. It has the multiple circular cutting heads on the bar. Anyway I am helping the nieghbor put one of the cutter blads back together tomorrow. What kind of grease is used for the bevel drive gear assembly. I was thinking cornhead grease but also have...
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