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Hey Jon,

You commented on my post about the clutch for my DI that you may have some sources for parts. Well my pressure plate (Part # A4792A) is shot and needs to be replaced. Might you know anyone who has one of those for sale? I already contacted John Saeli and he does not have a source.

let me know,

NickThank you!
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Hey everyone my name is John Temple, I am 17 years old and from central Mississippi, and I collect Farmall tractors(6), hit and miss engines(12), and pre-50’s air-cooled single cylinder engines(5). I have been collecting and only interested since I was 12 and I am in this hobby for life.
J
Saw your question about where to get parts posted Nov. 16th. For Ford parts I like Just 8n's and more. I use this site for parts for my Ferguson. By the way, I restored a '44 2N a few years ago too.
retired fool
Hi JMOR, in August of 23 you posted a picture of an 8n hub and axle splines I'm replacing my seals before I put my tractor back together. Can I use a puller at that point to separate the hub from the axle? Thank you
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JMOR
I don't see why not
retired fool
retired fool
Do you have any advice or tips to get these loose? Having a little (a lot)trouble getting this accomplished?
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JMOR
Other than a good strong puller & maybe tap on hub while under pull, I really don't. All that I have done were so worn out that I needed not only new hubs but axle, too. Or the sorry Chinee casting just broke apart in many pieces.
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Hello Jo Bird.
I bought a Kama TS 254 in 2007 and it's still going good. Some of my lights stopped working and just found out a fuse was blown. I have an owners manual and a parts manual which have been really helpful but the electrical diagrams are poorly done. I was wondering if you know where I can get a more current electrical system diagram.
George R
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Hi there, I was wondering if you still have your Farmall Cub, the white demonstrator? I saw some posts some time ago. I am looking to purchase a Cub that is serial number: 100703. Not too far apart from your tractor!
Btzj02
Retried. Did you fix your spark problem?
retired fool
retired fool
Yes I did , finally came to me. The ammeter wasn't letting any voltage thru, once I bypassed it it fired up. Been sitting for 8 years. Thank you for checking in.
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Hi - - saw your note about the 6" belt for sale. Where bouts are you located? I'm central west Michigan.
jm.
You are like I hate this new format nothing works for me, why I am not around anymore
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Time is catching up with me. If I remember right, I put a forward/reverse motor on mine, so I could run taps with my drill press.
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Hi, where are you from and what would you want for the baler needles?
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CraigWis
I send you a private message this Morn. I am in North Eastern Wi. I will take $70 Each Plus Shipping if Needed
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Alan K
Sorry for the late response, been in the field. Do you have any pictures of them? Have they been welded? Thank you
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CraigWis
They are still in the Baler I don't think that they have been welded. Here are pictures I toook tonight

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Looking for John Deere 620 tractor Serial Number 6211845 1957 model
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Jim.ME
Welcome. A profile post is private post. You need to start a thread on a discussion forum like the John Deere Forum. Need to include the area the 620 would have been in, last known location, description, and any other known info. Finding a tractor like this is a real long shot. Good luck.
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