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John Deere a flywheel gaurds
I have a 37a with the slant dash flywheel and gaurd but it didn't seem to fit properly. The gaurd didn't come to the outside of the flywheel and rubbed like crazy but maybe I just need to make some adjustments to it, and make it work- jda1942
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John Deere a flywheel gaurds
What is the difference in the two fly wheel gaurds for the John Deere a? PN: aa2011r and aa3156r I know they came from different years but does on fit a particular style of fly wheel better? I had a flywheel gaurd on my tractor but it didn't seem to fit the fly wheel properly. It seemed to...- jda1942
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Oops
This is what happens when you mess around at the pull! Luckily nobody was hurt. The thing of it is, this is the doing of the guy that gives the drivers meeting!- jda1942
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2 barrel carbs in div 23 NATPA
Sure is a lot of pissing and moaning going on. Some of you grown men are worse than the kids on space book.- jda1942
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6.7 Dodge Heating,Cooling Problem
Well I've got a 12 pretty much same setup but I put a set of arp 625s in it for piece of mind, the drive pressure on these truck gets crazy with wide open throttle and turbo looses most of its efficancy after about 70mph causing high egts and lots of pressure b4 turbo (drive pressure) best thing...- jda1942
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6.7 Dodge Heating,Cooling Problem
If the egr cooler is still in place there could be a good chance it is cracked as well, most of the head gasket problems I have see are from deleted trucks, due to excessive drive pressure, contibuted by the non wastegated VGT, when the egr cooler is not in place and trucks not allowed to get to...- jda1942
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6.7 Dodge Heating,Cooling Problem
Is the trucks emmisions deleted, how does the over flow look, is it bubbling? Put truck in gear apply brake let it boost up a bit and watch the over flow for bubbles. If over flow is bubbling I'm afraid the hg is bad.- jda1942
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Bent crank?
Was measuring off of the machined area near the bearing where the clutch bushing rides- jda1942
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Bent crank?
Just for the heck of it I had the clutch off and put an indicator on the crank and when I roll it over I get .005 out of being true is it something that I should worry about? Haven't had any trouble keeping flywheel tight or anything no clutch warble. Should it be pulled out? Suggestions...- jda1942
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