'72 4320 PTO

Shawn

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anyone have the compressed spring height demention for the 2 springs on the PTO infront of the two pistons in the bellhousingbehind the clutch plate?

TIA
 
Once upon a time, two supposedly equally bright kids were given do-it-yourself go-kart kits for their birthdays. Both kids agreed to race one another. One kid scrambled through the kit and admired his quick assembly with a smirk on his face. The other kid took his time and read the instructions that came with the kit, often twice over.

During the beginning of their race, they both had no trouble at all. However, at the very last stretch, the kid who had threw his instructions away lost steering control of his kart and the axle shaft dislocated itself.

So...

Guess which of these equally bright kids had more common sense, Loo Tooney.
 
This is the mans question:
anyone have the compressed spring height demention for the 2 springs on the PTO infront of the two pistons in the bellhousingbehind the clutch plate?

So, two so called JD experts come on, one gives a phone number and the other recites fairy tales.
The man needs an answer, if you don't know the answer shut up with your babbling and whining.
 
Why don't y'all just help the man and stop babbling phone numbers and fairy tales. If you don't know the answer just butt out.
 
Phone numbers are a dime a dozen. This could be an emergency situation and people babble out fairy tales and phone numbers. My point is the man asked a question, if he needed a phone number he would have asked a phone number question. Your babbling isn't helping either.
 
Well this copy of the thread has gone to pot and is a name calling match. The other copy of the thread was answered by Tim with the information asked for. Wish someone would lock this thread.
 
did i miss something , glad im a farmall guy , or i would think you guys where nuts , interesting read though
 
Here's how it is on my 71 3020... The demensions given in the book are for adjusting the springs while the assembly is bolted in place. If you have removed it to do work, then just look at the back. The bolts should be flush with the back of the plate they are threaded in. Hope I helped. Devin
 
How can anybody that owns a 37+ year old tractor should find it a surprise or an emergency when the tractor breaks down?They should own the service manual before the breakdown.
A smart person doesn't wait for a fire then go and purchase an extinguisher.
 
Does dementia go with being a John Deere person? In 2 tries, neither of you quite spelt "dimension" right but I'll give you both a B for creativity.
 
Shawn -- you did nothing out of line. And I invite you to come back again and again as needed for tips. The fact is - this is a thread that's been meaning to happen for a long time. It was kicked off by B&D's post of a telephone number - the toll free telephone number for John Deere Publications. His inference here is that tractor owners should buy the manuals that go with their tractor. That in itself isn't too terribly out of line, but when put out there at the wrong time, it became like a match to gasoline -- we had "lift-off"! That post has appeared on this board over & over without too much reaction, but this time it hit a chord of discontent. Hopefully, B&D will find a more tactful way of expressing his sentiment. (PatB)
 
You are expecting alot of B and D. I get the idea that people need the manuals but to just list a phone number without any explanation is foolish, yet we see it almost on a daily basis.
 
If the average moocher who wants the info for free. Knew the number was for manuals they have to pay for, they would never dial it.

1-800-522-7448
 
that maybe so, maybe not, but it is a pretty good guafrentee that when someone sees a number and has NO IDEA what it is for, they are not going to call it to find out. So you posting without saying what the number is for is useless.
 
I would define a "moocher" (as you say) as one who keeps coming back with question after question -- with the questions the kind whose answers would be easily answered by a Deere Publication. I disagree that a fellow asking a single question qualifies him as a "moocher".

My request is that you either put away the police badge, or be a little more forthcoming when listing the Deere Pubs Number - saying who it is -- or as someone pointed out to you, list the web link.

You have been getting by with that short answer for a long time. I am not at all surprised this one blew up. Folks on the board are fed up with it. 'Sorry, that's just the way it is. (PatB)
 
I feel that this 'forum' is a discussion of problems and exsperiances,'freely' exchanged between new friends that we will probably never meet, but still show respect to them never the less.We are not great spellers, or typist but we have a great wealth of exsperiance to share and learn from, we can all glean a lot of good from this, I know that I have and will continue to. there are many ways to look at a new problem and this is a great way to get a new view.
 
Hi Tim -- Yes, I surely agree there, and if you have a beef with someone's literary style, take it to him (or her) in private. The forum is not a laundramat! HAPPY NEW YEAR. (PatB)
 
After being around on this site since 1999, it seems this forum has become quite rude at times in the present day. I would just like to ask, what the hell is the purpose of this forum? I thought one of the purposes was to offer help to those in need. Thats what it appears to be on every other brand forum. I certainly dont mind helping out someone, maybe Im in the wrong for being a good guy, lol. Not trying to add to the war, but it surprises me how much energy is wasted being negative, instead of offering something positive.
 
A quick text answer over the internet doesn't do justice to a major tractor repair. The service manual covers several pages and more than one image for this task alone.
 
you are correct on major repairs, however there are some questions that are easily covered with the quick answer. Must say some of your comments at times make me grin.
 
Maybe B&D is just grumpy cuz he didn't find any manuals in his christmas sock...Just coal....Santa forgot the toll free number..LOL
 
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