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  1. M

    John Deere Parts

    I guess we should be glad that parts for a 47 year old tractor are still available from the manufacturer. Try that with a Ford or Chevy.
  2. M

    Observation at 7-11 today..

    But inflation is lower than ever so it can't be that. HA
  3. M

    crazy casey

    Probable the throw out bearing in the clutch is froze up.
  4. M

    Literature---1955 John Deere 420 Tractor Brochure

    They did in a later version. The slant steering wheel was an upgrade and that is when they went to the yellow stripe. This one is an AF and is for sale if anyone is interested.
  5. M

    Colton SD flyer

    Don't miss this pull. The best paying pull held in SD.
  6. M

    Marble Park MN pull rescheduled

    Rescheduled till Mon.Starts at 12 noon.
  7. M

    First Gear to Break on 1937 John Deere B? (unstyled)

    Doubt if it is the reduction gear. They usually run for a long time. I broke one on my pulling G one day and part of it came fling out the top of the reduction cover but that is way more hp than that stock B is potting out. More than likely the overdrive gear in the picture. Every gear drives...
  8. M

    Ih 706 tractor pulling speed

    Been to a lot of pulls. Always interesting to watch the new guys pull. They usually think they have all the power to win but find out as soon as they start to move the sled it is a dead horse they are working with.
  9. M

    John Deere A vs. G. differences

    A G has a lot tougher transmission than the A. A pullers are good for up to about 4500 lbs. After that it's a ticking time bomb. G's can go to 7500-8500 with no problems. There is more room to make a G bigger cubes than an A if it is a puller you're thinking of. My 940 cube G pulling this winter.
  10. M

    2026 HotFoot schedule

    Here is the 2026 Hotfoot schedule. NOTE the Div 2 rule change to top cut tires are now allowed. 20 inch hitch allowed.
  11. M

    1952 John Deere Model 60 Crankshaft

    It's a boat anchor now. Run it some more and it will get real spendy when it separates. Do you know how much stroke was added? We can probably come up with a fresh welded up one for you if you're interested in going that route. What are you using it for? Pulling or just a little more power...
  12. M

    trailer tires

    We went to Firestone TransForce years ago. Load range E. Haven't had trouble with them blowing out. We get used ones from a tire dealer here in town so have been running them for years.
  13. M

    Parts Cleaner Sovent

    I found kerosine works pretty good. Way better than deisel. Spray it down with some brake cleaner when done washing it and it is pretty much bare metal.
  14. M

    D17 stroker build

    Building a puller and getting years of reliability are 2 different things.
  15. M

    John Deere 70 Diesel pony motor

    You say you put power to the coils, did you try jump starting it with 12 volts or use a 12 volt battery? Those coils are 6 volts only and will fry in an instant.
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