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    M604 front tyre size

    R-1 is standard ag tread pattern and dimensions. R-2 is Rice and Cane deep tread pattern which were generally a taller tire for the same published size. What size rear tire do you have?
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    M604 front tyre size

    Jack, B/M stands for Bill of Material. These were basically special order units that could potentially have unique option content different from what was offered in the dealer order guides. I wish the B/M lists existed but so far they have not turned up so there's no way to tell how your tractor...
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    Can anyone identify this tractor

    It's an M5 LP. It has the correct style Elwood front axle but hard to see if 4wd is complete. Since they only posted the engine serial number, the buyer should bid as if it's an M5 with Elwood conversion and not a true M504 unless they want to take a big gamble.
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    M604 front tyre size

    You need to know what transfer case ratio your tractor was built with. MMDEL is correct. If you have the wrong size for the gear ratio you're going to tear something up.
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    Moline magazine questions suggestions

    Short answer is no. The only Z tractor models with any detail were custom made in the 1990s. Cottonwood made a ZTU and Mohr made ZT, ZA and ZB models. These are very fragile and don't survive shipping especially the Mohr models. They've become hard to find and expensive. Scale models made some...
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    Jet star 3 vibro packer

    It's a Rosco Vibratory Compactor on an MM JS3 tractor. We have the same machine. Ours came from SE MN. Only info I've ever been able to find on them is a piece of literature. They are pretty scarce but unknown exactly how many were made. Too bad your serial number is gone. I'd like to research...
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    Oakly Michigan show featuring Moline

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    Paul, They were all built 3/21/68. #39 was on order 80-15 and shipped 3/26/68. #54&55 were on...

    Paul, They were all built 3/21/68. #39 was on order 80-15 and shipped 3/26/68. #54&55 were on order 80-23 and were shipped 3/27/68. Looks like the "80" order codes were export units. Not sure if they all went to Australia or other parts too. Are these yours? Do you still have 32701538? Brian
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    RTU Front crank seal

    The original shielded type seal is no longer available. It wasn't much of a seal anyway since it was a leather or felt material. I've used a regular CR brand seal just by matching up the bore and shaft sizes. Looking in my cross reference books, EE5363 crosses over to EE363 which crosses over to...
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    RTU battery

    Interstate used to carry them. The last one I got was from Deka. The CCA is not very high on them unfortunately.
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    Speedometer drive on 445

    Those Steiner gauge clusters look nice but are not very accurate.
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    RTU oil flowing out of magneto.

    Venting on the cap side is not a terrible thing but bugs and water can get in there. Definitely plug the holes drilled on the impulse side. They're not required and only let oil out and dirt in.
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    Minneapolis moline big mo400 tie rod ends

    There's only 4 tie rod ends needed. #14 is for the whole assembly. You need #17, 18, 28 and 29. Have you checked with an AGCO dealer like Welters Farm Supply 417-498-6496?
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    MM Emblem

    Jay Groskreutz sells reproductions.
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    M-M Engine ID

    NEU 6 cylinder power unit. Built into the late 1940s. 8" bore x 9" stroke. Over 2700 cubic inch. Updated version of the engine used in the 1910s Twin City 60-90 tractor.
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    Radiator gasket

    Buy a roll of rubberized cork gasket material and cut out a one-piece gasket that fits the tank. A thin layer of RTV silicone on both sides. Assemble the core to the tank loosely with all fasteners and snug everything down. Let silicone setup before tightening the fasteners or you'll squeeze out...
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    what tractor do you think this is

    Those are the only fenders offered on the ZTS tractors. They're basically carryover from the JTS tractor it replaced. The ZT row crop tractors had 3 different fenders over their production run - this style, crown and clamshell.
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    zau generator pulley

    Should be closer to 3" diameter but I don't have one handy to give you an exact dimension.
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    G1355 LP Serial Number FYI

    Thanks for sharing! I assume it's an LP G1355.
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    MM 335

    Depends on what rear end casting is in your tractor. Utility w/ 10B6505 rear end casting uses 10A7246 which crosses to a CR # 23844 Utility w/ 10B13815 rear end casting uses 10A11325 which is no longer available and doesn't have a CR cross reference. Universal Row Crop all used 10A11324...
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