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    how to adjust rpms on a '46 A

    thottle linkage to short or governor/throttle spring are the first things to come to mind.
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    how to adjust rpms on a '46 A

    follow the instuctions on the link Untitled URL Link
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    John deere b starting problem

    thanks all swaped out the magneto,, works fine now. Need to tune it a little now.
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    John deere b starting problem

    Went to start my John Deere B yesterday to get ready for a tractor pull and for the first time since I got it, It would not start. Backfired occasionally only. Ran great last time which was about 2 weeks ago. gas flow seems fine. spark plugs changed and same thing happened. Am I right in...
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    JD B Carb

    Listen to PBrowning's advice. I did when I did my carb work and ran the test discribed in the link he gave you. It takes a little time to run but it helped me set up my carb perfectly. I was also missing under load.
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    Just for fun. farming as it was done in the late 1800's

    Here is how My Grandfather farmed Around later part of the 1880's or so. color picture is there because you can see some of the old equipment to the right.
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    Pocono old tyme farm equipment association Plow day

    I was hoping someone here might be able to tell me. bought it at an auction for 210 dollars works great. All i know is it is an oliver plow. could see any numbers on it.
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    2nd 1936 unstyled B finished!

    wow looks good! Some day i might get mine looking like that. I'd be scared to use it the way I do now though.
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    Pocono old tyme farm equipment association Plow day

    Picture of the tractor and plow.
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    Pocono old tyme farm equipment association Plow day

    sorry forgot video link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXUZjcfCZwE
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    Pocono old tyme farm equipment association Plow day

    Plowing with my John deer B at tatamy Pa.
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    old tyme plow boys pull at kutztown

    it was.. It does not do it justice in the video. The track was only about 150 feet long so they had the weight flying up the sled to prevent full pulls.
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    old tyme plow boys pull at kutztown

    pulled until it stalled.
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    old tyme plow boys pull at kutztown

    nah that was low 1st. only have 1 and 2 hi low in the 1940 deeres
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    old tyme plow boys pull at kutztown

    sorry meant pbrowning not pat brown. also the tractor that beat me was a lightened up John Deere A.
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