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1929 Model D

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HaroldIHC

08-11-2005 21:28:47




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Hi Guys, A friend of mine has asked me to help him restore a 1929 model D. It is stuck but has nice strait tin and looks quite restorable. I have restored eight old poppers but none older than 1940 so I know little about a 29 D. Can you still get parts such as rings, head gaskets etc. for them and also a shop manual. Please reply with any knowledg. Thank you. ----Harold




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Dave Olson

08-12-2005 14:08:32




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 Re: 1929 Model D in reply to HaroldIHC, 08-11-2005 21:28:47  
You might also try this site.

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Glen in TX

08-12-2005 11:15:21




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 Re: 1929 Model D in reply to HaroldIHC, 08-11-2005 21:28:47  
Harold, There are 2 other manuals also for the early Ds that I didn't mention. Dir. 34 for early Ds of which I just saw one sell on ebay. Not sure if JD will have copies of it. Also other vendors will have reprints of "Service Manual for John Deere Tractors and Engines". This is another good small service manual covering the early D & GP tractors and also the Model E engine.



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Glen in TX

08-11-2005 22:26:47




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 Re: 1929 Model D in reply to HaroldIHC, 08-11-2005 21:28:47  
Parts are still available for them. Probably more parts now than 20 years ago with all the reproduction stuff. JD dealer or JD publications at 800-522-7448 or other vendors can help you with manuals. I&T manual covers the D but not really the early ones. Get a copy of Dir. 108 Operators and Service Manual and or a Parts Catalog PC-658. If there is something your local dealers and vendors can't get for it try www.theoldtractorcompany.com also. If you get to looking for something particular for it just holler here.

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Skyahwk Greg

08-12-2005 09:08:22




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 Re: 1929 Model D in reply to Glen in TX, 08-11-2005 22:26:47  
Glen, I've noticed quite a few of the IT manuals on E-bay that cover the D, and wondered how good they were. In your opinion, would you buy the IT manual for a 1935 D if you already had all the available Deere publications? Thanks, Greg.



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Glen in TX

08-12-2005 11:05:57




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 Re: 1929 Model D in reply to Skyahwk Greg, 08-12-2005 09:08:22  
Yes Greg. It would be worth getting the I&T manual for any D 1931, 109944 and up because it is basically the same engine as the styled D and the 3 speed transmission came in about 34 or 35 also being basically the same. Although the I&T manual says for D 143800 and up some things will apply to all Ds somewhat. The Dir. 225 Operators Manual is actually good to have for a styled D as it covers some things the I&T and style OM does not. Plus the I&T JD-4 covers later styled JD A,B,G,H,M,& MT also.

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