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    JD BI

    I have a list of surviving BIs that I've been collecting for a couple decades. I'm up to 87 found so far. I'd love to know what BI you're considering bidding on, you can contact me privately if you'd like. Don't worry I'm too broke to bid against you hahah My email is [email protected] My...
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    Sheppard SD3 no fuel one cylinder

    Dumped in the injector line port of the pump?
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    Sheppard SD3 no fuel one cylinder

    This is posted for a buddy of mine. He's working on a Sheppard SD-3 Sheppard tractor has a number one fuel pump problem that I have not figured out yet I can get it started and it runs on two of the three cylinders, but the number one cylinder is getting no fuel at all. There is no name on the...
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    Need help identifying 70D engine dipsticks, pony vs main engine

    Dan, you might like the little change to the pony dipsticks too. Found this when I was looking up the other thing
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    Need help identifying 70D engine dipsticks, pony vs main engine

    Dan, I think JD changed their mind at some point about where to check the dipsitcks. Of course following the manual won't hurt This was printed in July 59
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    JD 620 Steering catch issue

    I had similar damage on my 80 and a friend fixed it with TIG welding and careful grinding
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    A new John Deere MI website

    That one was probably my mix up. I'm not the webmaster but collected a lot of em. Send me another message so I can correct my stupid
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    A new John Deere MI website

    A buddy of mine has been working on a new website dedicated to the little ittty bitty MI. I've been glad to help with what I can and he's already gathered more information than I've been able to in decades. If anyone is interested it's at www.johndeeremi.com Hope it helps some one! Brandon
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    Magneto question

    The BI had it in approximately 1937, AI was 1937, DI (and I think D) was 1938, the AO, BO were probably 38
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    Magneto question

    I've hand cranked battery ignition tractors plenty. If the battery is too low to crank the engine but enough to power the spark. There's no need for the impulse to make a strong spark on a distributor. The battery provides plenty of hot spark at a low RPM. The magneto needs the boost of RPM from...
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    Magneto question

    You wouldn't really need a 35 degree unless you're running kerosene or diesel. I'm pretty sure there are long lug distributors but I've never actually looked
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    Detroit Harvester Street Sweepers

    Does anyone have a 30s/40s era Detroit Harvester Street Sweeper? I have a guy looking to rebuild one on a 1930s Deere and he'd like any details. I'd love pictures, literature, anything. I suspect most of it was interchangable between brands. I'd love a parts book haha Thanks, Brandon
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    JD 430-3T Forklift DriveWheel rims

    Thanks Jim, I figured as much but I always have to take a long shot haha
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    JD 430-3T Forklift DriveWheel rims

    Did you find rims for your tractor? I'd like to know more about your forklift, I research the Deere industrials. Could I have the serial number? Brandon
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    Questions about the John Deere 801 style hitch.

    Just using a long pin between the links and implement top link works great. I've tried adding a conventional top link ball to the JD crossbar. It does work, but I've found it to be too long a time or two and ditched it for the long pin arrangement Brandon
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