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    Planted taters withmy JD Friday; Pics

    Looks good, what size are the disc hillers? If it don't rain any this week I am going to plant mine. Larry in Mississippi
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    Use Caution Loading Your Tractor

    Glad it turned out ok, what happened? I would like to learn from this incident. Larry
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    M J/D 7/16 Hole in dash??

    Is it a little to the right of center? That is where the starter rod is on my 50 Model M. Larry
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    B axle seals

    If you are trying to stop a leak you will have to go further than the felt seals they are "dust seals". Search for my post on 6-6-11 and you will see what is involved with my 39B, the oil seals are inside the axle near the bull gears. Larry
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    rear axle seal leaking

    I have been involved in my good friend's 35A axle seal replacement and my 39B which is pictured and you can tear it apart by yourself but it is a two man job getting the axles back in and bull gears installed. Larry
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    Splitting a B

    Here are some pictures of my 39B during teardown, hope it helps. Larry
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    John Deere M

    Don't have a picture but my 1950 is mounted behind the battery on the post that houses the ammeter and ignition switch. I think it is below the ammeter. Larry
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    Removing the Clutch lever pivot bolt

    On my 39 B I had to remove it with the tool and install the new bolt with the tool, I am convinced it could not have been removed or installed (without damage) without the tool. Larry
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    Tork Specifications

    http://www.jdhpubs.com/pdf/TorqueValues.pdf Larry
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    Post hole auger on an old 2 popper

    Sorry Fred the pictures I posted don't meet your criteria but apparently a two cylinder could handle a post hole digger even if the design is a little different. The man that owned this setup said he would sell the tractor but not the digger. Larry
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    Post hole auger on an old 2 popper

    Here is some pictures I took of a 35 A at New Windsor, IL tractor show last year. Larry
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    '39 B w/ fan with rubber bushing

    I remember now the gentleman I bought the 41 B shaft from said John Deere had replaced the rubber style with the one that has the pulley so it could be that the shaft I bought had already been converted. Larry
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    '39 B w/ fan with rubber bushing

    I agree I would like to know the fix. In my original reply I said it is a 41 B shaft meaning that is what I was told and it does have a pulley on it like it could be for an electric start. My 39 is hand start and I have not cranked it yet but I have the fan shaft installed. Larry
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    '39 B w/ fan with rubber bushing

    After having the radiator recored I replaced my 39 B shaft with a 41 B shaft which has a metal keeper instead of the rubber bushing system. I was afraid to take a chance on trying to repair the 39 shaft, it cost me over 200 to repair the radiator and I found a used shaft for 60. Larry
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    Rod cap torque#?

    It is a three page document in PDF format I understand if you don't want to give your e-mail address out. Do you have suggestions of a way to communicate privately? The rod values for a B are 75 foot pounds then tighten until cotter keys can be used. Larry
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