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    John Deere 7520

    Good tractor to have as I have a '74 7520 and Love it even though my rear axle broke in half last week, still my favorite. The best place for parts is to just search the web. Some parts you can get through Steiners and other various destributors, but if you are looking for bigger parts, you need...
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    88 Standard front axle king pin bushings

    Fellas, I recent bought an 88 Oliver Diesel Standard. The king pin bushings( at leas that's what I would call them) are out. They are the bushings where the front spindles pivot on. Can I buy those any where for replacement or do I have to fab some up?
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    7520 Broken Axle

    Good news is that I had the wheels busted loose and moved this spring to move them in to put duals on them. Was it a problem because they are the small size axles and not the bigger 100 mm? Also, when I unbolt the axle housing from the rear end, will anything come flying out that I need to be...
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    7520 Broken Axle

    My dad was using our 7520 4 wheel drive and the left rear axle broke right at the bearing. He said it has been broke for quiet some time as it was rusted half way through. How hard of a job is it to put in a new axle?
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    3010 Gas problem

    I have the cast Zenith carb on it.
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    60 all fuel

    Local guy has a 60 all fuel for sale. Real straight tractor. He can't get it to start. Think I can get it for round $1000 with new rear tires. Anybody know how many 60 row crop all fuels were made?
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    4000 gas

    According to the book I have there were 256 gas syncro ranges and 9 gas power shifts. Would you be a rare bird to have.
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    3010 Gas problem

    Forgot to add that carb has been rebuilt professionally, new distributor, cap, points, condensor, plugs, coil and wires.
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    3010 Gas problem

    My 3010 gas runs ok but when you give it a full throttel it stumbles a little then opens up. Also, when I have it at full throttle and slow it down it back fires and you can see flames come out the muffler. Any ideas?
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    3010 Gas Standard

    Problem solved. Put a 6 volt coil on it and runs like a champ! Thanks for all the help fellas!
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    3010 Gas Standard

    The coil on it now is a NAPA coil that says "No external resistor required." This coil was on it when I bought it and looks pretty new.
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    3010 Gas Standard

    I've pulled all the plugs. None are wet and I checked to make sure that each has spark and it does. I'm thinking its the distributor, but I'm not sure.
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    3010 Gas Standard

    My 3010 Gas standard runs rough. I've had the carburetor professional rebuilt, new plugs, condenser, points, rotor, cap, etc. Still runs rough like its missing on cylinder. All cylinders have compression. The only thing I did notice is that the distributor shaft has some play in it. I was...
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    80 center main bearing

    I"m overhauling my 80 and need a .020 center main bearing. Deere says its no longer avaliable. Any ideas?
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    3010 Gas-running rough

    NO I left it where it was set when I got it from my rebuilder as he puts them on a running engine. I never thought about given that a try. I assume that's the T shaped screw on the back of the carb.
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