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    JD 435 / General Motors Diesel dip stick

    Hello to all, Question regarding a dip stick for the 435-D, (see pictures attached). Can somebody bounce me back a few pictures of some OEM examples. According to John Deere Catalog PC-642 it is clearly defined as a General Motors part number (5125561). I have what is left of the dip stick...
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    Brass Part Identification

    yep, Award First Prize to Jim.ME Got the tool out of the catacombs and sure enough, there was that “Diamond Logo” on the Imperial Eastman tool. Jim, If you are younger than me, kudos to you. I am in my eighth decade on this planet. I must say, you can still learn something everyday. I even...
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    Brass Part Identification

    Thank you to Jim.ME, So, I own an Imperial Eastman flaring tool and tubing bender from around 1978-82. Will have to go dig it out and see what we got for that era.
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    Brass Part Identification

    Hello to all, I am including some pictures of fuel system parts of my 1948 build year, International TD6 and 1959 build year John Deere 435. In looking at the brass parts, they all have this logo/ hallmark of a “line inside of a diamond”. Weatherhead had a “W inside a hexagon” if I remember...
  5. J

    John Bean sprayer.

    Possibly the OP, “Caterpiller 1” made a typo when stating it was a V-8. As scootergmc stated, the manual shows it came with a GMC 305 V-6. If it indeed has a GMC V-8 installed in it it certainly was swapped in. Bean/FMC did not employ the GMC 637 Gas V-8 into their 475 Speed Sprayer. If it does...
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    WIlkerson Nutwell Wheel weights SMD

    In case the pictures did not upload, here’s another try. Jess
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    WIlkerson Nutwell Wheel weights SMD

    Here’s a picture of the Case VAO front end weight that my tractor has. The tractor is a 1950 build and I did not find any casting dates on the inside or the bottom. Surely, the W & N “C-1-R”must have more to do with the style, pattern and other from the company side of things. This weight is...
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    JD 435 Quadrant function with two sticks

    Yes on the 430’s, have seen quite a few with front cultivator but never knew what controlled the movement. I have also seen 430’s and the left side lift arm has an extra casting, mine is as is pictured in the operator’s manual, typical 435. The tractor has never had anything attached to the...
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    WIlkerson Nutwell Wheel weights SMD

    Notwell😂😂😂
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    JD 435 Quadrant function with two sticks

    Hello to all, My tractor is a 1960 finished build on Dec. 30, 1959, warehoused on Jan. 8, 1960, went to California and was sold at Lawrence Tractor in Visalia. In regards to the Touch-O-Magic controls, was there ever a supplementary bulletin or any additional information that went out with these...
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    F & H wheel weights

    I know this is an older post but my information added may bring light today as I see there was no clarity given as to what the w and n defined in the responses. If your casting’s alpha and numeric characters match those in the attached picture, more than likely your weights were made at the...
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    Identify this bracket/mount??

    Typo above, Section/Page 55-62
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    Identify this bracket/mount??

    Thanks to all, I did find it. I went to the Deere Catalogs online. Started with the 720/730, nothing, went down in size to the 620/630, nothing, to the 520/530, nothing, passed up the 1010 and 435 b/c of previously looking. Was found at the 420/430 catalog. Section/Page 55-52 part #24...
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    WIlkerson Nutwell Wheel weights SMD

    Also interesting is that the Wilkerson & Nutwell foundry (originally Wilson & Nutwell) was in Fresno California. That tractor apparently has moved on from the west to reside in Minnesota ??? It was common in those days for other manufacturers to set up and make patterns for wheel and front...
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    Identify this bracket/mount??

    I picked this M1323T break away housing up a couple of years back for the casting and the parts it employs. The guy said he did not know what it came off. I knew I could use it but the two lines and the bracket were not like my 435 has. The only other application I could find at the Deere...
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