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Farodindo

12-09-2005 11:27:30

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Good evening,
Afflicted for my English but I am Belgian of French expression.
I have just bought an old tractor DAVID BROWN 995 but I did not receive any documentation relating to it. A friend has just passed a document of 83 pages to me on DB990 SELECTAMATIC, been driven by a diesel engine of 4 cylinders, document which includes
Chapter 1: Use. - Pages 5 To 32 Chapter 2: Routine Maintenance - Pages 33 To 45 Chapter 3: Operations of maintenance - Pages 46 to 49 Chapter 4: Characteristics and dimensions - Pages 70 to 79 This document is it to be valid for the dB 995? At the time of my purchase, the retailer certified to me that it was indeed one 995 considering the fact that on the cap there was transfers it relative to the 995. Considering the fact that this tractor was repaints, it is possible that it transfer comes from another tractor of the same mark. Here the elements which I found on the tractor; can somebody inform me if it is indeed of a dB 995 and which year?
I have just verified the numbers on the tractor.
Right-hand side, on the driving block we find the inscription David Brown and the number 901780.
On the the crankcase of the gearbox I find the number D915635 and on the stocking of this crankcase, the number F906676 with the letter U surrounded just down..

Close left, on the frame, I find the number F903485 and not far from there, there is a plaque with the mention " I 12 J28 ". The number of the engine situated to the left is 23 246 then codes it 117.

I hope that it will be possible to you to identify exactly my tractor.
Is it still possible to obtain a duplicate of the certificate of correspondence?
Indeed to you.

Raymond BAUGNIET from Belgium

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jd430

12-10-2005 10:20:20

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Re: Identification please !!! in reply to Farodindo, 12-09-2005 11:27:30

Does this tractor have the hand lever to the left of the operator seat for the pto clutch? The 995/6's have this. The 990 and 995 engines are basically the same, the 995 has a longer stroke which is where the increase in 195 to 219 c.i. is gained.

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Duuly

12-09-2005 22:55:18

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Re: Identification please !!! in reply to Farodindo, 12-09-2005 11:27:30

Lenox Equipment Co. in Ohio had a new operators manual for the 990/995 in stock, in Francais! They can be reached at 440-294-2900. You give them the numbers you listed and they will tell you what you have and what year. I will contact them for you and see if they still have the French version book.

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George S. in the real NY

12-09-2005 18:02:31

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Re: Identification please !!! in reply to Farodindo, 12-09-2005 11:27:30

In " Farm Tractors 1950-1975" by Lester Larson, it shows DB 995 in 1971 test at Nebraska. "58.77 pto HP &50.42 hp at drawbar @2200rpm, 3.94" bore and 4.5" stroke for 219 cu in, 4 cyl. 12 forward gears, 5150 lbs, with power steering" In the pix, it looks like a pretty stout machine. Hope this helps.. George S.

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wayne2

12-09-2005 17:38:41

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Re: Identification please !!! in reply to Farodindo, 12-09-2005 11:27:30

Book says ID # right side bellhousing(part behind engine) your #'s didn't add up. Sorry W

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Bob N.Y.

12-09-2005 12:47:42

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Re: Identification please !!! in reply to Farodindo, 12-09-2005 11:27:30

I am not an expert on David Browns, but this is what I remember. The DB 990 was equipped with a 190 cubic inch engine producing appoximately 50 horse power. The DB 1200 was a larger tractor with a 219 cubic inch engine producing about 65 horse power. The DB 995 was a hybrid of the two, 1200 engine and 990 drive train at about 55 horse power.

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