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    JD 4520 Head

    1969 JD4520 looking for a replacement cylinder head casting #R43120 or R43920. Will a head from a 30 series work? They will bolt on, but what about valve clearances and such. I don’t need to smack a piston. I am aware that this will require different injectors or lines. Looking for options and...
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    JD4520 Wet Sleeve O-Rings

    JD4520 early block, requires the AR70645 O-Ring kit for the sleeves. This is the two O-ring kit which is about $24.00 per sleeve. The late engine used the three O-Ring Kit, part number AR65507 which is about $17.00 per sleeve. Is the three O-Ring Kit the same as the two O-Ring kit with the...
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    Getting a 1219 going

    I have done this. Make sure you put the clip in-between the bearings or when you tighten the gear down you will ruin the bearing. Also get the torque specs on that bolt so you do not over tighten them bearings.
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    Hand vs Foot Controls- 332 vs 355

    I have owned my 355D since 2005 and it has been a great machine, no issues to speak of. This is the same basic unit as the 345 with the exception of gas vs. diesel. As for operation, its a foot speed control for both directions and you can set the speed (cruise control) so you don't have to hold...
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    John Deere 336 Baler

    You should consider going back to baler school....
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    John Deere 336 Baler

    You stated "IIRC there's no way a 336 has same baling capacity as 346" Flywheel stokes equal capacity; more stokes per minute equals more capacity A pickup an extra foot wider only make it easier to stay on your row, this does not equal capacity Twice as many hay dogs only holds the hay back...
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    John Deere 336 Baler

    I encourage you to do some research on YT. I posted this info a few years ago from the JD Baler Technical Manual. Flywheel on the 346 is heavier then the 336
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    John Deere 336 Baler

    The capacity of the baler is based on the press size and how many stokes per minute the plunger makes. With that being stated, the 336, 346, 327, 337, 328, 338 all have 80 stokes per minute. The 347 and 348 have 93 strokes per minute which is where you will gain capacity. JD also offered a...
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    Need help identifying wheel bearing size on JD offset harrow.

    Oddly enough that 888A casting number looks familiar to me. Are there any other casting numbers on the hub? A couple of years ago I was looking for wheel bearing for an Electric Wheel running gear and measured it up and matched it to a JD number. It actually crossed to a hub that JD used on the...
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    4020 weep holes seeping after rebuild.

    I installed an extra O-Ring in the weep hole groove when I rebuilt my early 404 last fall.
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    A new John Deere MI website

    Nice website, but you have the wrong picture up for mine! We have a messaged via Facebook!
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    Hydraulic Destroke valve for a 1961 J D 4010

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    Early JD 4020 Overhaul

    Thnak you
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    Early JD 4020 Overhaul

    New grade 8 bolts with washers. Thanks for looking up the update
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    Early JD 4020 Overhaul

    I'm getting ready to overhaul my 1965 JD 4020. Reading the service manual, it states to torque the head to 115 ft.lb. It states this in a couple of spots. Seem low to me. thoughts
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    gear reduction starters ??

    Fix the battery cables and rebuild that Denso starter. See the link below to my testing of the gear reduction starter on my 4020 https://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/viewtopic.php?t=1378360&highlight=starter You may have to copy and paste it in the web browser bar.
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    JD4020 Crank Case Ventilator

    I'm putting in a new In-Frame kit on my 1965 JD4020. At one time, I think I read that there was a service bulletin about removing one of the drive gears for the ventilator and welding the oil passage shut. Anyone have any knowledge of this bulletin? Currently I have the line capped off from the...
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    6030 rear engine side panels

    This is the guy a bought my side panels and rockshaft shields from.
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    6030 rear engine side panels

    Get on Facebook and join the 6030 unlimited group. There is a person that sells reproduction ones made out of steel. There is another person in Minnesota that makes them out of fiberglass. I have personally bought the fiberglass panels and have no regrets. If i went through my invoices for my...
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    6030 rear engine side panels

    Get on Facebook and join the 6030 unlimited group. There is a person that sells reproduction ones made out of steel. There is another person in Minnesota that makes them out of fiberglass. I have personally bought the fiberglass panels and have no regrets. If i went through my invoices for my...
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