JD 2240

[Poag]

Does anyone know of a good place to find used parts or aftermarket parts for this tractor? I found this website and I am compiling a list of places to get parts.

 

[buickanddeere]

Check the dealer. The parts are real and not always the most expensive. Deere even owns a discount parts company and will sell those to you as well.
I do believe in supporting Kim here and purchasing what she has online here for general parts.

 

[Poag]

I ordered a manual and oil filter here yesterday. I could not find the rest of what I needed here.

 

[Stonecreekranch]

You can find some parts on ebay. Some of them are priced right, and some are a ripoff. It helps to know what they should cost.

But like Buick&Deere says, your local dealer can get anything you need. While his prices may be on the high side, he isn't making a killing on the mark-up; it is Deere that is setting the wholesale prices and like any other exclusive source (at least for many parts), Deere is going to pad those prices pretty good in order to cover the overhead of making and stocking parts for a 25 year-old machine.

There are a number of outfits scattered around the country that specialize in salvaged parts. They are hit-and-miss, but can save you a chunk of money when you need a major component (if they have it available).

And don't forget your regular auto parts store. Many parts for the electrical system and other systems are interchageable with cars and trucks.

 

[4020_1966]

I get most of my parts from Deere but I do get a few from
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They do OEM replacements and salvage parts and do provide warranty for salvage items. I will say they were fast, polite, and accurate for what I was needing. Only down side was the hole in the top of the steering spindle was tapped smaller than the original part so a short trip to Farm and Home for a new bolt was all I had to do. Best of luck with where ever you get your parts from.