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    Lawnmower Season 2010

    Lanse, a common problem i"ve had was that somebody hit a rock or something and sheared the aluminium half moon key between flywheel and crankshaft causing a timing problem. it is still possible to have spark after it shearing because they will turn alittle bit and wedge again. Roger
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    John Deere Tractors Going To Scrap Yard

    i'd like to have that drawbar frame from the U.S. G in the foreground if it is as good as looks from what is visible. Roger
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    1956 JD 60

    Do you have what they call the dummy plugs in powr-trol? rockshaft will not lift with remote cylinder type plugs in powr-trol. Roger
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    block

    Mike, sorry did not think of vertical holes! but you would be fine without using them most of them i remove don't have them there anyway. Roger
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    block

    Mike, the A3703R block is the same as an A4320R block as far as mounting holes. you must be thiking of the A3462R block. Roger
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    Petition against Monsanto corn, whats up?

    these are true external_link supporters that won"t be satisfied till we are a country that cannot feed itself. Roger
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    old pictures

    oops no picture how do i get them to show up here
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    old pictures

    this is a picture of my grandpa after he just finished mounting the cornsheller believed to be a John Deere model on a MCormick-Deering truck in 1935
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    JD-A 42inch back wheels

    i don"t know the rarity for sure but they are something a little different. on most a"s and b"s with the 42in rubber the whole rear axle housing is different. look closely where the drawbar frame connects to the axle housing. this has more to do with it being a wide or a narrow than the current...
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    John Deere 60 3 point Hitch

    Brian, are the hoses for the bucket hooked to the side of the powr-trol? if so you will need to have a special plug in the top position to be able to run the rockshaft. you could actually have that fitting in there they look very similar to the dummy plug but the very end cap will turn off.
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