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    John Deere 6620 combine won't stay running

    I would check to see if your fuel tank cap is venting properly. Had a Massey Ferguson combine do that in the field. Opened the tank cap and air rushed in. Put a new cap on finished combining.
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    4020 Lift Link Disassembly

    Service manual say"s to press out the dowel pins
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    50 radiator again

    use a torch to heat up the ends the fastest and easiest. I would do both ends while it is apart. Use dish soap on the new o-rings and ends of pipe when you put it back together to make them slide together easier.
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    Relocate Batteries

    I wrap electrical tape around the handle of my wrench to avoid accidental sparking.
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    John Deere 50 entire gasket set (sets)

    http://www.external_link.com has gasket set
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    48 A front wheel wobble

    Sounds like the bronze bushings need replaced in the R.O.M knuckles.
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    PTO noise

    Using a 1968 4020 on a brand new 10" Farm King auger. When engaging the PTO lever there is a knocking sound coming from the back end of the tractor. Any help would be appreciated.
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    John Deere 620 oil clearance

    L.H. main bearing journal 2.749 to 2.750 inches R.H. main bearing journal 2.999 to 3.000 inches Main bearing oil clearance .004 to .006 inches
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    1951 B Clutch Drive Disk

    Make sure your the splines with the timing marks are lined up. The drive disk should be 1/8" to 1/4" from the end of crankshaft. You do not want the drive disk flush with end of crankshaft. If it is the crankshaft splines are wore out.
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    briggs and stratton

    I have a 12hp Briggs and Stratton model 300424 engine. I was wondering if a 10hp cylinder head would fit on and add more compression?
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    Kohler LP Head

    I found a Kohler cylinder head that appears to be a LP head but the casting number is not correct for the LP head. The casting number on the head is 235475 is this an LP head or am I wrong. Thank you
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    3020 Pedals

    foot throttle
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    JD 50 Quill Bearing Cup

    Weld a bead all the way around the bearing cup and as it cools the cup will shrink. Turn the cover upside down and the bearing cup should fall out.
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    farm sale

    Went to a farm sale today close to Johnson, NE one owner equipment. 4450 - $46,250 1970 3020 - $17,000 1964 3020 - $6,950 6620 SideHill - $28,000 7000 6 row planter - $4,750 Are these pretty comparable prices else where?
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    Belt pulley seal for late B question

    follow the groove to the underside of the crankshaft there is a hole there that is likely plug. The hole drains all the oil back into the crankcase.
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    Victor head gasket

    The crimped edges go to the head smooth side to the block.
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    60 valve adjustment.

    Turn the flywheel until the piston on the flywheel side is at TDC. Now adjust the two left-hand tappets until there is no movement in the tappet levers. Then turn the adjusting screw out 1/3 turn, or until there is .020-inch clearance between the end of the tappet lever and valve stem. Rotate...
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    power-trol leak

    Thank you guys for all the quick replies.
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    power-trol leak

    On a J.D. 50 can I replace the rubber o-rings in the dummy ports, with the power-trol unit on the tractor or do I need to take it off. Any tips or tricks in replacing them would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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    Need some help - John Deere 50

    NAPA was able to get me some GL-1 90W mineral oil for my John Deere 60.
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