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  1. J

    8200 tractor

    I was wondering the same thing. I have to remove the lift cylinders on my tractor to rebuild them. what about welding a threaded rod on it and then using a bushing and washers with a good oiled up nut. tighten the nut up to pull the pin out. once its out cut off the rod.?
  2. J

    John Deere 1010 Engine Restoration

    OK lets just get one thing clear, you do realize that the engine you are working on DOES NOT have seperate sleeves like in the pictures. they have been broken off a 1/4 inch plate that was set inbetween the head and block. there for to replace one sleeve you have to replace 4 and the plate they...
  3. J

    Need parts for 3 point hitch

    like others have said, its not just that easy to stick some arms on and a center link holder. you need internal rockshaft parts for the load shaft and the top rockshaft tower, cables, lever and lines. with todays wrecker prices your better off to buy another 4010 with complete three point and...
  4. J

    who reproduces JD 430 hoods

    I have emailed him yesterday and waiting to hear back from him. thanks for the info
  5. J

    who reproduces JD 430 hoods

    Hi got a couple 1959 john deere 430 tractors needing hoods. Had seen before some reproduced 430 hoods advertied cant seem to locate ad. are they still being reproduced and by who. thanks for the help
  6. J

    Perfect match

    Ya I was thinkin the same thing. thought a 70 would have handled a 4 furrow any day of the week. guess its all about soil type. very nice set up and picture
  7. J

    j d adict Started working on the 830 I a bit more

    15w-40 is fine in your engines, serial number 8301400 was the first production 830I and painted industrial yellow anything before that was possibly recorded green but were experimental industrials
  8. J

    BO citrus fenders

    are they something you are keeping or interested in selling
  9. J

    j d adict Started working on the 830 I a bit more

    As far as I know the 830 industrial all had the heavy duty snap ring truck rim and tire on the front. but there may have been an order exception. How bout some pictures. wish I had time to work on mine but seems there is always farm work ahead of it. Dan has your answer to the oil capacities.
  10. J

    Value questions

    well first thing I noticed on the gp is that is has a rare beaner front axle on it. without doing some research in my library cant confirm if its a genuine beaner tractor or not but it does give it a lot more potential to restore it rather than wreck it. It looks like factory front round spokes...
  11. J

    jd_adict Utility 3020 question?

    may consider the hydraulics from you. I posted my email below my reply just click onto it and you will be able to get in touch with me. thanks
  12. J

    jd_adict Utility 3020 question?

    No, not all had the adjustable axle. the fixed cast axle was an option and also it is turned around backwards so it really turns short. I actually wish the restored one had the axle turned backwards as well because to me it looks better in a utility.
  13. J

    jd_adict Utility 3020 question?

    the long lever on front LH side of tractor locks out clutch to transmission. it has identical little black knob to put it back from locked to forward position if you hold your tongue the correct way and pull back on lever and knob first. It works identical to the rowcrop tractors. I remember my...
  14. J

    When a previous owner's weld breaks on your rake...

    nice work mcgiver, pat yourself on the back. I like it. thats what makes the world go around the next guy would be complaining of a $100 service call. its neat to see someone respond to a major breakdown with a simple fix just keep in mind safety first.
  15. J

    Wheel brakes on 953 Deere wagons, anybody ever seen them ??

    Hey b&d of all the jd wagons I have collected I have come across one with rear drums and brakes on it. the outer hub is larger and called the hour glass hub because of it different than the most common cast jd hubs. if I recall the cable is there to run it but has been cut half way up or so...
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