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    1956 640 No fire!

    Alright it is running now Basic check for a tune up and I missed it thank you Soundguy. The feed through was shorted. It has a everything new in it now as I said before everything is new cap,rotor,point, cond,wires,& plugs so it will begood for anther year. Thanks again!!
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    JD - A rear wheel adjustment

    I fabbed up a puller to use the lock collar bolts. Once the hub started to move I just worked it back and forth it finally moved faily easy a 2lb hammer and block of wood. It did take a pretty good pull to get it started The chain Idea should work also.
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    1956 640 No fire!

    I have a 1956 640 that is giving me fits. It ran last week and has been in the barn and has not sat out in the rain. It cranks over but no fire. The tractor was restored last July. Here is what I have done so far. Battery voltage at the battery 6.4 volts, at the coil 5.6 replaced the switch...
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    541 restoration

    Oven cleaner wire wheel pressure washer and scraper. The sand will go wher you don't want it. I did a 640 last summer sprayed it with oven cleaner and hit it with a pressure washer and it took almost everything off. acouple hours with a wire wheel. And ready to paint. Good luck and enjoy.
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    1946 A wide front question

    Thanks I will look for those part numbers on the front wheels. Are they stamped any one special place? Thanks for the heads up on the white gauges I did a Ford tractor and found out about the "corect police :D " Thats why I am asking now.
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    730 Manuals??

    Try this link they are deere manuals very high quality. Parts book available also. http://www.deerelydeparted.com/p-38-operators-manual-for-the-john-deere-model-730-diesel-tractor-omr20700.aspx
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    1946 A wide front question

    I want to put it back as original as possible> I have located white faces with the JD on them I just think they look better. That is the only reason I was asking. I'm kinda new to the restoration thing. Thanks for the reply
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    1946 A wide front question

    Hi guys I am new hear. I am working on a 1946 A wide front. My question is the wheels seem to be installed inside out. the weld are to the outside. If you rotate them they rub the spindles I am just checking to see if that is normal or if the wheels are the wrong ones. Second question the...
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