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    What Year is My JD A

    Looks like my '51 A, ser.no 679770. If you see a water pump it's the last year for A's, a model year 1952. Looks like an exhaust system is in its future. Enjoy the A journey.
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    1951 JD A front weights ?

    Did John Deere offer front frame mounted weights for the 1951 A ? If not can model 60 weights fit? And any ideas for hanging newer suit case weights from the frame just behind front Roll-o-Matic wheels? Worried about hill climbing in New Hampshire.
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    New Tires for JD 40

    look at your Galaxy tires closely again. My new Galaxy rear tires have Made in India on the sidewalls
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    Type of Oil For 1948 John Deere Model A

    I love SHELL T-1 30 in my JD 1951 A .
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    low oil pressure model d

    have you considered testing with a test oil pressure gauge? or another tractor pressure gauge to be sure of true reading before you dig deeper?
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    1951 JD A onboard tire pump ?

    please contact me if you want to sell one of your N.O.S.pumpstif ir's a PTO type, Thanks. Creighton
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    1951 JD A onboard tire pump ?

    has anyone ever seen a tire air pump as illustrated in my 1951 John Deere A Operator's Manual page 49 ? Maybe an accessory that would be driven by the PTO ? makes a lot of sense for field use with large volume tires
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    Monday Rust Pic

    [b:89557ff6b0]Damn fine bird house[/b:89557ff6b0][i:89557ff6b0][/i:89557ff6b0][/b]
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    Diesel Algaecide

    my diesel experience was with Mercedes-Benz (diesel cars) during the height of diesel sales for them during the 1970's - 80's, and later ownership of M-B Turbodiesel cars. I always used Red Line diesel additives with a noticeable performance improvement. If your tractor has a vented cap then...
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    terminating coil and plug wires

    Soldering is the key for reliable long lasting electrical connection . Crimping is waiting for failure, intermittent performance and weak connection.
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    JD no.5 sickle mower- good parts supplier?

    Please tell me good parts suppliers for John Deere no. 5, 7 foot sickle mower. Thanks
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    Saturday Rust Pic

    The maker of the magneto seemed to have gotten it right.
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    how was your day?

    I bet the motorcyclist running up the road will have an even worse day than you. You get to replace the filter - the biker ? Well let's say a prayer.
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    Friday Rust Pic

    That's not so bad. That's nice patina, just give it a coat of oil and fresh tires.
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    '51 JD A with Roll-O-Matic - what is safe operation

    Thank you all for your good advice and opinions - it adds good basic limits and precautions operating potentially dangerous equipment. I do have respect for its hazards and I am learning S L O W L Y. I will not be testing Max lean/climb. I wanted to know what the original grand father Deere...
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    '51 JD A with Roll-O-Matic - what is safe operation

    thanks Pappy, just added to my mental list of "always" . Creighton
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    '51 JD A with Roll-O-Matic - what is safe operation

    thanks Ronnie, my past life road racing motorcycles was that balance of leaning up to that edge with not so forgiving fall off and sometime high-side!! Being old (67) and wise I dont want to be added to that list of Tractor/Farming accidents. In all my research and reading about JD tractor...
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    '51 JD A with Roll-O-Matic - what is safe operation

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    '51 JD A with Roll-O-Matic - what is safe operation

    Morning pic, wheels out to Max end of axles, 88" to outside of tires. Is there much diff in side-to-side stability felt if I move tires in to 80"? And any comments about down the road driving w/ wheels set in vs out at Max 88" ?. Thanks
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    '51 JD A with Roll-O-Matic - what is safe operation

    thanks Mike, wheels are at the max width at rear. No weights on front. No.5 sickle mower attached. This part of New hampshire my fields are hilly and many boulders. Thats while this area was mainly sheep in the 17-1800's.
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