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JD H What is that question

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06-03-2003 10:07:02




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Hi Gang;

My turn to ask a question. I have this calendar that has all sorts of nice JD pictures. Well this month's tractor is a HWH. Looks kinda nice. I have always found the H intersting because of its use camshaft for drive power. Anyway as I look at the picture in noticed two things that are different or at least things I hadn't noticed before.

First is the grill has two wing nuts on its side. What is these for?

Second is ther appears to be some sort of appendage above the flywheel and behind the starter. It appears to be on the end of the governor case. What is this for?


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D.D.Post

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Mike N - Peoria, IL

06-03-2003 10:14:27




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 Re: JD H What is that question in reply to DPOST, 06-03-2003 10:07:02  
I don't have the calendar, but here is what it sounds like to me.

The wing nut things should be the ends of the rods for the radiator curtain. Shutters were also available, but mine has the curtain.

The thing above/behind the flywheel is most likely the hydraulic control valve. I don't have one of these on mine, but maybe my next one will, wife permitting ;-)



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06-03-2003 10:10:58




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 Re: JD H What is that question in reply to DPOST, 06-03-2003 10:07:02  
The "wingnuts" on the side of the grill are likely the winders for the canvas curtain that you could wind up or down to control the airflow through the radiator. This was before the operator station operated shutter assemblies came available.

The appendage above and behind the governor case is likely the live, governor-driven hydraulic unit that operated a remote cylinder.

Frank-in-Tallahassee
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