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  1. M

    1940 John Deere Model A front wheels wobble.

    I'd adjust the steering sector gear first. There are videos on YouYube to show you how to do that. Very easy and simple to do..
  2. M

    John Deere 60 propane filter head and body removal while engine assembled

    You only need to remove the top of the filter assy. Remove your lines and 3- 5/16 bolts and the top with the long bolt will come out. Maybe on the 60 you will need to come up from the bottom. If so, you will need to take the oil filter outlet out of the cast head that you are going to remove. I...
  3. M

    Carb rebuild recommendation

    Dick still advertises on the John Deere Facebook page.
  4. M

    AR John Deere Piston Rings

    www. handjmachiming. com
  5. M

    New enthusiast with a couple of questions

    There are rubber packings used on each end of those pipes. About like a piece of a heater hose. Available from your dealer. The top one is a crankcase vent and the lower one supplies oil to the rocker arms. Www. Jdparts.com for a free online parts book.
  6. M

    David Brown 880 Selectamatic Steering Rod (Drag Rod Extension)

    cut it in the middle and add a piece to it.
  7. M

    Jacobsen chief 1200,

    Same transmission used on a John Deere 110-216 model.
  8. M

    1955 Ford 960 Grill

    Might want to go down and post on the Ford forum.
  9. M

    Ruh-roh, that ain't good

    condensation or water entering through the shifter, perhaps oil from the hydraulic system.
  10. M

    Ruh-roh, that ain't good

    Usually only leak when they are overfull as Matthies stated.
  11. M

    John deere A tractor. belt pulley movement?

    Your flywheel takes up your endplay. Loosen the bolts and move it in to change your endplay.
  12. M

    2014 Acadia headlights

    Don't need new lights. Mine are clear, just a better bulb needed.
  13. M

    NEED HELP, NEW PROJECT (NOT A TRACTOR) - 110 year old Barn Find Studebaker

    You could trace your oil pan on a piece of gasket paper or thick cardboard and make your gasket pretty easy. Harbor Freight have hole punches to help with the holes for the pan bolts.
  14. M

    Intro post

    After 70 years the tractor won't look that nice, even sitting in a shed all it's life. Nice tractor.
  15. M

    2014 Acadia headlights

    How are those supposed to fit a 2014. Completely different.
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