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JD A frame measurements--different A's

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David Bacon

07-01-2003 15:35:54




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I have a JD 25 loader that runs off the fly wheel, (with V belts) I was assured that the loader came off a A. Is there a difference in measurements from the fly wheel to the rear axle on different A's? As my old belts are way to short. I want to put in new belts, and it is a REAL PAIN to change the belts. Thanks for your input. Dave NE Iowa




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jdpete

07-01-2003 20:30:24




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 Re: JD A frame measurements--different A's in reply to David Bacon, 07-01-2003 15:35:54  
The #25 loader would fit an A or B. My manual shows 2 different belts and 2 different drive sheaves. The loader is quite a conversation piece! It was better than a pitchfork though.



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Mike3

07-01-2003 16:37:12




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 Re: JD A frame measurements--different A's in reply to David Bacon, 07-01-2003 15:35:54  
The 25 loader was able to fit the B's Mine was on a 1938 A It only uses 1 belt. What a Rube Goldburg machine it is.



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David Bacon

07-01-2003 18:15:53




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 Re: Re: JD A frame measurements--different A's in reply to Mike3, 07-01-2003 16:37:12  
Mike, thanks for the input, We found out that we had to get a little rougher in order to make the belts fit correctly. I am not sure what a Rube Goldburg machine is. I is a red neck for da most part. I have both loaders, single belt and double belt. I understand the older was the single, and was prone to belt slipping, thus the dual belt was introduced. I need a belt guard,probably a better flywheel pulley, and the automatic bucket tripper that mounts on the front of the tractor. My guess they were as steady on the controls as the town drunk is on Sat. night. Bouncing across the rough cow yard would even make matters worse. Where are you located? Drop me a E-mail rather than waste space on this very nice board. Thanks Dave NE Iowa

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