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  1. J

    John Deere 1949 M tranny oil ?

    Thanks James. and while we are at it. what oil needs to be ran in the drive housing by each back wheel.
  2. J

    John Deere 1949 M tranny oil ?

    Hey guys quick question while im out of town. does the tranny oil and the lift use the same oil on the M. what oil is used for the tranny.??? and how is it checked??? thanks. Untitled URL Link
  3. J

    48 model a

    So you use 85w-140 gear oil???
  4. J

    48 model a

    What kind of transmission fluid does the transmission use on a A
  5. J

    Plastic guage sticking to crank 45 B

    Just a curious thought. if you put alittle oil on it. wouldn't that possibly change the reading. When your dealing with a couple thousandths of a inch i would think the oil might cause some tolerance misreads.. just me thinking out loud.
  6. J

    1950 John Deere A exhaust swap??

    Thanks the photos are so helpful.. and i wish someone has info on adjusting out some shimmy in front wheels.. when you get the A up to high gear it will start shimming the front end bad, and i heard there is something you can tighten up on the steering rod gear or somehting that will help that.
  7. J

    1950 John Deere A exhaust swap??

    I personally love the deeper grunt of a johndeere A or G
  8. J

    1950 John Deere A exhaust swap??

    No i can't cut the square.. lol i rather do the work.. the tractor has had a great recent restoration. paint is perfect and everything is nice. my dad just wanted a chrome pipe. so we will see lol
  9. J

    1950 John Deere A exhaust swap??

    I have a question about what pipe i need or the 1950 chrome stack, i wanted to put a straight pipe chrome open stack on .. I see where they sell one with a "dent" in it. is that the pipe i need. and how much of a task is it to change stacks, does steering rod have to be removed to get hood off...
  10. J

    1949 John Deere Model A rollomatic front question

    Is there any picture views or manual pics on how to do the eccentric bearing.. I have searched but didn"t fine much useful info.. and I might need to put new tires on it also.
  11. J

    1949 John Deere Model A rollomatic front question

    Here's another point for my knowledge. the front tires are worn cracked but hold air fine etc. could that be the culprit. just me guessing im thinking the front end is wore out but could the tires be the problem???
  12. J

    1949 John Deere Model A rollomatic front question

    Hey guys. I recently bought a 49 A JD and when you try to get up to higher than 4 gear or higher the front wheels shimmy terrible, looks like the left is shimmying more than right but it might be just me, looks like bearing and such are fine , is there a adjusment in the front end or somewere to...
  13. J

    1949 John Deere Model A startup question

    Thanks for info. I have contacted poppinjohn and their' going to rebuild it to new and we'll go from there.. he said he thinks its the idle circuit and jets are probrably trashed and dirty.
  14. J

    1949 John Deere Model A startup question

    Ok guys Here is a good problem for you guys to think about. I just bought a John Deere Model A 49 ... Has electric start.. First off if you pull the throttle all the way down it will cut off because throttle lever isn't adjusted.. When I try to start it like our other A by putting about idle...
  15. J

    1950 JohnDeere A and 1949 John Deere M

    I kinda like the idea of 15-40w rotella.. i always thought that it would be 15w when it gets warm.Im just uneducated about it.. is that the case when it warms up???
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