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David Brown Steering Parts

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JCL Tractor Rep

04-09-2006 19:40:56




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I�m trying to find parts for a David Brown tractor. I believe it is either an 880 or a 770, though I am not sure. Serial number is 7704 5834447S. The metal housing that connects the steering column to the transmission housing is cracked wide open. Would the Case-IH dealership be of any help in this search, or am I looking at a salvage only part?




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Ida Red

04-14-2006 18:28:46




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 Re: David Brown Steering Parts in reply to JCL Tractor Repair, 04-09-2006 19:40:56  
Have a bunch of David Brown (parts books-5) and (3)Bundles of (service bulletins) from 770 to 950 Models.



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RPoff

04-10-2006 04:31:20




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 Re: David Brown Steering Parts in reply to JCL Tractor Repair, 04-09-2006 19:40:56  
Barry is right. I know this only because I have recently had a go with one of these. I had someone weld mine for me, but it was the bolt housing on the tranny case, not the box itself. If it is the box, I would use care in welding, bacouse this uses a recirculated bearing knuckle to steer with (manual). I would think your weld would need to be precise, because there are shims and other things in there that require close fits to work right. Good luck.

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Baz

04-10-2006 00:44:03




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 Re: David Brown Steering Parts in reply to JCL Tractor Repair, 04-09-2006 19:40:56  
The casting at the bottom of the steering column, is an aluminium one. A good welder could probably weld it together again. Silver solder would not work on this. The stg column flange bolts to the alloy box with 4 bolts. If you are not sure of the model, look on TOP of the chassis between the engine and the radiator. It will have the tractor model and serial number stamped in it.
It could be a 770. Listed is a 770A, the serial number starts with 58 plus 4 more digits and finishes with the S. So yours is close.
If you have no luck I could supply from New Zealand what you require.
Barry.

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Walt Davies

04-09-2006 21:39:38




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 Re: David Brown Steering Parts in reply to JCL Tractor Repair, 04-09-2006 19:40:56  
If all the parts are there you might think about silver soldering it back together. I have saved lots of old cast parts this way. \
I once saw a Model A Ford head that was broken into 7 pieces and brazed back together. Never found out if it worked though. Walt



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