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Re: 1938 John Deere Model D


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Posted by WeirdDeere on January 21, 2012 at 02:27:46 from (208.93.186.32):

In Reply to: 1938 John Deere Model D posted by Todd Widener on January 20, 2012 at 07:37:11:

The parts catalogs are available for free...beware that the early unstyled manuals are not arranged how you'd expect. It's like the parts are laid out on a board and drawn....their relationship to each other is not shown.The styled manual is more what you'd expect. They're ALL useful for yours.

  • CAT45R--This parts Catalog covers the Model D and DI, up to approximately 1935. You can download the PDF file, here.

  • PC658--This parts Catalog is for all unstyled D tractors (#30400- #143799). You can download the PDF file, here.

  • PC659--This parts Catalog is for all styled D tractors (#143800- onward). You can download the PDF file, here.
  • I've never seen your exact bracket....I think it's a custom thing myself. Actually it looks something like a bracket for a generator? Sometimes they were mounted on the fender with a belt going to a pulley on the flywheel or belt pulley....so they could have lights.

    If you want pictures of the other brackets that hold the fenders/sheetmetal on, here you go:

    http://s108.photobucket.com/albums/n8/weirddeere/D%20fenders/

    Brandon


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