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  1. J

    John Deere B 1952 hand start

    Great.so is there anything else that will narrow it down further? I believe it is a cast frame. It also has a roller on the draw bar.
  2. J

    John Deere B 1952 hand start

    Wow. This is great information. This one is a styled B. 6 speed (3 hi/3 low). Tractor seat, John Deere on rear axle, front hubs stick out, no battery box area,two gauges, impulse point on fly wheel. Does any of this help
  3. J

    John Deere B 1952 hand start

    I am in agreement. It is not a 52. Is there a way to figure age with out serial number?
  4. J

    John Deere B 1952 hand start

    Why would a John Deere tractor B built in 1952 not have electric start? Why would a farmer buy it with out electric start? Also if you had a 1942 B and a 1952 B each identical what would the value difference be?
  5. J

    AC model B left rear wheel is locked up

    Pulled this B out of barn.Rear rims fell off from rust. Rest of tractor in solid barn stored condition. I feel the tires were weighted is why they rusted. Worked on magneto and she rins great. Need to figure out problem with left rear wheel not free. Any suggestions will be appreciated. P.S. I...
  6. J

    1948 F Cub Adjusting clutch.

    Yes it did. Cub is a good tractor to learn on
  7. J

    1948 F Cub Adjusting clutch.

    I will let you know tonight
  8. J

    1948 F Cub Adjusting clutch.

    I will let you know tonight
  9. J

    1948 F Cub Adjusting clutch.

    Mine is the one on the left. I pulled the tractor apart again. Adjusted pressure plate fingers to 1 1/4" . Made sure I can turn the adjustment fork if need be. Put it back together. Have 1/8" play between tob and fingers. Hopefully I will test it today Thank you
  10. J

    1948 F Cub Adjusting clutch.

    And how did you adjust the pedal linkage? That is one small hole!
  11. J

    1948 F Cub Adjusting clutch.

    Are you saying you left the pressure plate at the factory settings?
  12. J

    1948 F Cub Adjusting clutch.

    The fingers moved in as I tightened the six bolts that hold the pressure plate to the fly wheel.
  13. J

    1948 F Cub Adjusting clutch.

    Just installed new pilot bearing, clutch, pressure plate and throw out bearing. Put tractor back together. I now have nearly 1/2 inch between fingers on pressure plate and throw out bearing and almost an 1/8 inch when pedal all the way down. With out a doubt I have done something wrong. Please...
  14. J

    F Cub how to remove clutch pivot bushing

    You got this right. I taped a pocket screw driver right under it. Split and came right out. I am Waiting on my parts now. Thanks
  15. J

    F Cub how to remove clutch pivot bushing

    Everyone Thanks pilot pivot bearing ( bushing) you can tell i am new at this. But I am enjoying it. Thanks I will let you know how it goes
  16. J

    F Cub how to remove clutch pivot bushing

    Major grinding noise when clutch pushed in. Thanks to ever one I have now split my first tractor. Found couple chunks out of throw out bearing, clutch coming apart and pivot bushing mostly gone. How is the best way to remove what is left of this bushing?
  17. J

    Fcub gears grind when clutch is pushed in

    Thanks I will check this out hopefully tomorrow
  18. J

    Fcub gears grind when clutch is pushed in

    You are correct this noise is only when clutch is peddle is pushed in
  19. J

    Fcub gears grind when clutch is pushed in

    Thanks for all the answers. Next question is how do you tell what the problem is? Do I just tear it a part?
  20. J

    Fcub gears grind when clutch is pushed in

    When the clutch pedal is pushed in while shifting it has major grinding noise. Once in gear and clutch released noise is gone. Any help is appreciated.
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