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    190XT Voltage Reg Location

    Thank you!! I did not know they had this, I guess I should've assumed and looked at agco but honestly it didn't cross my mind. So used to Deere I just go right to the Deere catalog for what I'm lookin for. Thanks a lot!!!!
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    190XT Voltage Reg Location

    Howdy all, I wondered if someone could post a photo or a description of where the external voltage regulator is supposed to be mounted on a 190XT diesel. All the wiring was melted on this tractor when I started work on it so I've had to start from scratch and the regulator was just hanging out...
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    What size battery?

    According to JD Parts TY25876 is the Deere part number you should need for an X534. It should be a group 51 battery with 500CCA. Those specs came from JD Parts. Have a good day hope this helps.
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    Battery Box Repair

    well the second option sounds better and may be the preferred route, I have a welder but by no means can I make pretty welds, they hold, but they ain't pretty. I'll have to see what I can get done this week. Thanks for all the help everyone.
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    Battery Box Repair

    This is the battery box cleaned up somewhat. I was still working on the house today but here it is with the damage in the bottom left corner. Thank you.
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    Battery Box Repair

    Okay I appreciate the advice and I'll post more information and questions. I have a 60gal compressor and should have appropriate moisture filters also, as far as air circulation and safety is concerned I can budget appropriately for that. Regarding paints, I already have a gallon of JD classic...
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    batteries

    Long as it's 12V and fits I see no downside. I've used car batteries as temp batteries in a couple projects and they've always been fine.
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    Battery Box Repair

    Okay I've taken your advice and mulled over it. Bein that i need to do an this lawn mower, another lawn mower and eventually an Allis B I think its time to invest in a paint gun and start learnin how to paint. I don't wanna spend a ton of money but I've linked some items that I'm very interested...
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    John Deere 318 starter replacement

    I agree here, although the ctm and tech manual say to remove it. You may be able to get away with just lifting it. But as you well know deere says "1. Remove Engine".
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    Battery Box Repair

    Forgive me for such a dumb question, this epoxy primer would literally be called "epoxy primer" correct? I have to make a run to TSC tomorrow for a 2" piece of pipe tomorrow and could look for it while I'm there. I think I still have some bondo leftover somewhere around here. Thank you.
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    Sandblasting question

    Very cool I hope to get mine to a decent lookin paint job when I'm all done. I did get it runnin finally though. Thanks for the inspiration!!
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    Sandblasting question

    Thanks for the replies folks I will do the aforementioned task and drill out the rivets. Then I'll just get some new ones, and tot the person that mentioned good paint behind the tag too is a valid point that I overlooked. Much much to learn about all this still even though I'm by trade an ag...
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    Battery Box Repair

    The battery box shown in the picture below has the hole rusted through it in thebottom left corner on a 1970's lawn mower that I'm repairing and painting, and I was wondering what yall thought might be the best way to go about fixin this. Should I try to fix the one I have, try to fab a new one...
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    Sandblasting question

    In the attached photo of the flywheel cover I show the engine data plate off my Deere 110. I hope to sandblast this part this weekend and I had a concern. Should I try to cover that plate with tape or somethin of the like or drill out the rivets and take it off? I don't wamt to risk damaging it...
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    Old John Deere

    I had thought that it thought maybe I was missing somethin. Thank you for the clarification.
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