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  1. Le9102011

    Hot Welding an Unstyled G head

    Anyone out there know of any machine shop that has any experience hot welding a Unstyled G head. Talked to Murphy's motor service and they are no longer doing that work so now its off to the races to find someone that will beef up an Unstyled G head. Any help would be much appreciated
  2. Le9102011

    John Deere 1010 Carb help

    I was afraid of that there isn’t a brass tag on it. The only markings are 3G on the bowl and 202A on the gasket surface where it bolts to the intake
  3. Le9102011

    John Deere 1010 Carb help

    Hello there I am working on a Marvel Schebler Carb for a friend off of his 1010 tractor. I have ordered two kits for it and both were wrong and can’t seem to find the Carb number any help would be awesome on how to figure this out
  4. Le9102011

    When did Deere put tires on the GP

    That is a beautiful tractor. I had a feeling it wasn’t until later that tires were made available. I was always told that most of the steel wheels were cut off for WWII and tires weren’t all that popular. I’m excited to get mine and go through it and take it to a show next weekend.
  5. Le9102011

    When did Deere put tires on the GP

    It’s hard to tell all the pictures and photos from auctions most of them look like they are on Cut Off’s and then you’ll see a few with Round Spokes front and back and a few with full steel. Not sure if most of them got cut off during the War but they sure are a neat tractor.
  6. Le9102011

    1948 Model B John Deer Pops out of 5th Gear

    Here’s the link to the video
  7. Le9102011

    1948 Model B John Deer Pops out of 5th Gear

    The (and I’m probably calling it wrong) fork on the end of the gear selector shaft is worn or the gear slot that it sits in is worn and you will have to braze some brass in there to make it tight again. So that pedistal will have to come off to inspect to see if there is excess wear. If you’re...
  8. Le9102011

    When did Deere put tires on the GP

    Just picked up a 1928 John Deere GP and was wondering if it’s supposed to have steel wheels or tires just out of curiosity. The one I picked up has rubber
  9. Le9102011

    Looking for a John Deere 303A two way trip plow

    So it would probably be too much for my unstyled G but more of a plow for my R
  10. Le9102011

    Looking for a John Deere 303A two way trip plow

    I have that version except it’s a trip plow not a hydraulic of the 202
  11. Le9102011

    Looking for a John Deere 303A two way trip plow

    Well dosent that stink. I don’t think an A has enough giddy up and go to pull a 3 bottom plow or I could trade my Unstyled G for a late styled G with Hydraulocs.
  12. Le9102011

    Looking for a John Deere 303A two way trip plow

    Hey all. Looking to get my hands on a 303A two way trip plow for 1938 unstyled G. Already have a 101 and 202 for our John Deere B and A thought it would be neat to have 2 way plows for all three tractors since you don’t see them very often. Any help would be appreciated thanks
  13. Le9102011

    Value of a 1938 long frame round spoke B

    It’s got both Front and Rear Round Spokes. It’s a beautiful tractor
  14. Le9102011

    Value of a 1938 long frame round spoke B

    Trying to get an Idea of a value on an older re paint engine and trans has never been tore into runs strong with Factory Round Spokes.
  15. Le9102011

    GP questions

    You are correct I Went and checked mine I must’ve had a brain fart thank goodness for the forums
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