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    Leather piston cup

    See if you can reach Greg Stephens thru Green Magazine or Two-Cylinder. He had a dealership in Colorado and he may have a small stock of them left. I got one from him several years ago. He advertised them on ebay. Hope this helps. Frank
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    Unstyled John Deere Model B

    My 35 B does it too. Frank
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    Modle T Ford.

    Meadow Gold in Delta has a Model TT they restored about 15-20 years ago. I hauled anhydrous ammonia into Potato Growers and got to see a lot of the process. Really cool. Frank
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    9x42 rim

    Those will be scarce as hens teeth. Punch them in your search engine and see what comes up. Frank
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    Where was the B sold

    Two-Cylinder magazine is your friend.
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    Who hopped cars?

    Ah, the things we used to do. How did we ever live through it?
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    Early B kerosene

    Ron is right. Kerosene is much too pricey, but that's what they were designed to use. I borrowed a working three way valve and ran my 35 B with it. It was really smooth and sounded better, but just too much hassle as my B will never work hard again. I don't think there's much difference...
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    Unstyled B petcocks

    Not trying to be a smarty-pants, but why? Frank
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    The Detroit Lions are the only NFL team to

    And playing poker with Kenny Rogers gets old pretty fast.
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    Unstyled B rear Transmission Plug Square Drive

    I use a piece of square steel tubing. Works great. Frank
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    FH wheel tube guard?

    I posted a reply to your question on the forum. Am providing my email address to you. Frank
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    FH wheel tube guard?

    If you live in an oil producing area, go to a drilling supply company. They sell an adhesive backed heavy tape that works great. I used it on mine and am completely satisfied. Frank
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    OT Discussion on VW

    Makes me wonder what other things manufacturers have loaded in to vehicle computers to get you in for unnecessary repairs. Frank
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    John Deere B axel housing oil leak

    Jim, If you will be working on this tractor yourself, invest in SM2004 from John Deere. Also the parts manual is a must. The other manuals I've seen are too general and don't give you enough info. It is a big job to get to the inner bearing seal and replace it. It is lubed by the Trans/Diff...
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    rubber hub fan conversion

    I have the same concern with my 35B. Is it really that easy to switch the parts from a later model? Frank
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