William Fissell
Member
Hi, All,
is the only difference between to-35 and to-35 deluxe the live PTO via 2 stage clutch?
thanks
Bill
is the only difference between to-35 and to-35 deluxe the live PTO via 2 stage clutch?
thanks
Bill
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William Fissell
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Thanks!
I did read that before posting (believe it or don't) and thats what led me to ask... it also looks to em as though there was a difference in live hydraulics versus clutch-dependent hydraulics.
I did read that before posting (believe it or don't) and thats what led me to ask... it also looks to em as though there was a difference in live hydraulics versus clutch-dependent hydraulics.
miner09
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- Pattonville Texas
Seats were different--Deluxe has cushion seats--Standard has steel seat.
Steve@Advance
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So, a "Special" was a Deluxe with a single clutch, padded seat, and power steering?
steve19438
Well-known Member
WASN'T PWR STEERING A DEALER OPTION ???
Steve@Advance
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I think all deluxe's had power steering.
It was not a dealer option, the engine block is different. Pump mounts directly to the engine, drives off the cam gear.
It was not a dealer option, the engine block is different. Pump mounts directly to the engine, drives off the cam gear.
I believe my tractor is a TO-35 deluxe, but not sure
SMG 174616 1957 model
duel clutch, gas, spin out rear wheels, no power steering, deluxe seat with back
came with 3-12" plows,
was cream color with gray body, I repainted it red in later years.
I understand the light duty front bumper was a dealer install item.
SMG 174616 1957 model
duel clutch, gas, spin out rear wheels, no power steering, deluxe seat with back
came with 3-12" plows,
was cream color with gray body, I repainted it red in later years.
I understand the light duty front bumper was a dealer install item.
RedGreenGuy
Member
My 55 deluxe does not have pwr steering. Wish it did
steve19438
Well-known Member
on the 134 block there is a plate that covers the hole where the PS pump mounts. early blocks were not made for a power steering option. i thought pwr steering was a dealer option as a light kit was.
steve19438
Well-known Member
well if it is a SGM it is a delux. looks like you have a plate where the pwr steering pump would be mounted.
miner09
Well-known Member
- Location
- Pattonville Texas
I've got a 35 deluxe that has never had lights and no PS. Plugs on side pieces still in place. Have a F40 that also has the plug's and front lights are on the fender's near front of fender's. I was told they were always dealer mounted.
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