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    Unstyled B PTO Shield

    The correct PTO cover for an unstyled B is A1242R. This cover was used from 1936 through unstyled and early styled production (1935 Bs used an open end cover). Later Bs used an oil seal setup that replaced the original PTO packing setup and used the later AA2297 sheld .
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    1938 unstyled B

    You need AB4234R right? A web search turns up a couple available.
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    Wanted Unstyled B front steel wheels

    I need a set of unstyled B front steel. Slotted hole rims preferred but will consider either.
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    JD B overdrive

    Yes would be best to sell the whole tractor and let someone else remove it if all they really want is the overdrive. In my opinion the overdrive should make the tractor sell for a premium but you never know.
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    1936 unstyled B newbie question

    Plain water is more efficient at cooling than antifreeze. An engine cooled with water will run cooler than one with antifreeze.
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    JD B overdrive

    Yes it is worth keeping. If you are looking to just save the overdrive it is quite labor intensive to remove. You have to take pulley, flywheel, first reduction gear cover, and transmission cover off and pull both shafts out of the transmission. Not at all impossible but it is a job to remove.
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    Unstyled B front axle thread size

    Thank you! I think my problem was I was measuring the nut and not the spindle. Spindle threads measure out at 3/4" UNF. Appreciate the help.
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    Unstyled B front axle thread size

    That is correct. That is where the larger bearing cap without the large JD cast into it started to be used. There is more clearance under this cap for the new axle nut. The threads themselves, however, remained the same size. I need that thread size so I can order a plain slotted nut to fit...
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    Unstyled B front axle thread size

    Can someone tell me the thread size of an unstyled B front axle? I am putting on a bearing cap with the JD cast into it and thr standard front axle nut won't work with this cap. Best I can tell is it is 11/16 but having trouble figuring out the threads per inch. Apparently 11/16 fine thread...
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    John Deere BO/BR drive disc

    Last I knew Detwilers made them. 715-659-4252
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    JD BO linderman

    Here is a link to the BO Lindeman parts book; https://lindemanarchives.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/BO-Parts-Book001.pdf The base BO tractor parts book is available from Deere at: https://techpubs.deere.com/api/preview/get/PC676
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    JD BO linderman

    The Lindrman Archives pages are still up and working. https://lindemanarchives.com/lindeman-archives-serial-numbers/ Ted Adams passed away a few years ago but the site is still up and running. Lots of BO information there. I don't see your SN listed but it was most likely in the batch of BO...
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    JD Unstyled B Spoke front wheels

    It may take you a couple of years of diligent searching to find the wheels you are looking for but that will still be quicker than having Pat Detwiler cut down your steel wheels.
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    Small pedals for rockshaft

    The early power lifts had the smaller pedals as well as a different valve body assembly (A636R) and had B463R cast into the main housing. About early 37 they switched over to the larger pedal lift with valve body A1430R. Early larger pedal lifts had a B875R casting number and later large...
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    JD Unstyled B Spoke front wheels

    Completely agree. Don't cut down those wheels! Maybe use them as trading stock to find what you need?
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