Putting fenders on a 1944 JD A

frmr96 · Jun 9, 2014

Thinking of putting fenders on my JD A. I'm tempted to put flat top fenders on because it would give a place to rest my arm while driving on rides. Thoughts?

DScott · Jun 9, 2014

(quoted from post at 20:12:13 06/09/14) Thinking of putting fenders on my JD A. I'm tempted to put flat top fenders on because it would give a place to rest my arm while driving on rides. Thoughts?

I like the flat top style. This is my 1950 A with flat top fenders.

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RandyB(MI) · Jun 11, 2014

I believe the flat tops were the only option for a '44 A as clam shells didn't come out until '47 when late styled B,s did. A,s didn't get clam shells until they had square axles (1950 or '51 ) I think they look "older" which would be the right look for your '44 "A".

frmr96 · Jun 11, 2014

(quoted from post at 19:08:51 06/11/14) I believe the flat tops were the only option for a '44 A as clam shells didn't come out until '47 when late styled B,s did. A,s didn't get clam shells until they had square axles (1950 or '51 ) I think they look "older" which would be the right look for your '44 "A".

If I follow you right. I should be looking for flat top fenders for my A?

Pete in MD · Jun 11, 2014

B's didn't get clam shell fenders until early 1950 at ser.# 260984.

Richard in Bee · Jun 12, 2014

In almost every case;

round axles=flat top fenders

square axles=clamshell

The only exceptions are late BN,BW,AN and AW tractors.

Putting fenders on a 1944 JD A

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