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440 I color

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Pat in NC

04-20-2003 10:17:44




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John Deere industrial yellow does not seem right on a 440 I. Does anyone have the proper paint code?? Pat in NC




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Brandon

04-20-2003 14:16:38




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 Re: 440 I color in reply to Pat in NC, 04-20-2003 10:17:44  
You are looking for JD Industrial yellow for equipment prior to 1992. I think it is still produced by JD, but I'm not sure. Go to this page to learn more:

Industrial JD Paint Colors

Good luck,
Brandon



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MIKE HANLEY

04-20-2003 20:15:14




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 Re: Re: 440 I color in reply to Brandon, 04-20-2003 14:16:38  
Brandon knows the whole story on our 430 crawler, but anyway to make a long story longer, we were going to repait our 430 industral yellow as that is what it was when we got it. I ordered 2 gals of the old style yellow from our JD dearler. It took several months to get it and it is no longer available in qt cans, just gal and the touch up spray cans. Brandon is going to be mad at me but we have since decided to paint it AG green and yellow as it we have since put on a factory 3 PT and a AG PTO making it a AG crawler with a 90 loader This spring for sure as we have been running it for some time now without the hood and in primer paint. Been hacking away at the hood all winter Never did body work before always had that done. Used JB WELD on the bad spots and then put a real thin coat of BONDO glszing & spot putty (WAL MART $1.30 something) over that and sanded it with 320 sandpaper. Dose that sand up good!!! feels like glass. With only 2287 of them built I can't find a factory photos of the conplete crawler in green and yellow to know what and where the decals go. Have seen both JOHN DEERE and the leaping deere on the back of the deluxe seat but only on repaints.

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Brandon

04-20-2003 21:24:39




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 Re: Re: Re: 440 I color in reply to MIKE HANLEY, 04-20-2003 20:15:14  
Hey Mike,

Ag green isn't a problem with me! Your tractor, your choice!

Brandon



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