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706 Farmall · Jan 11, 2017

I am rebuilding a John Deere B (1938) how does the oil get to the cam, Governor, and the tube that drips to the tappets? Thanks

Rons b · Jan 11, 2017

There are tubing coming from the oil filter head. If you download a copy of the Parts catalog it has an exploded view.

James Howell · Jan 11, 2017

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Take a look at the diagram below.

Hope this helps.

Mike M · Jan 12, 2017

Should be an oil line going up to the gov. housing. Then there should be an oil spurt hole (IIRC) where some of it gets sprayed onto the gears. These get plugged up. Then the gears throw some off into a trough in the housing that feeds the tube that goes to the tappets.

706 Farmall · Jan 12, 2017

Thanks for the help, it was plugged.

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