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1955 70D starting engine

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Jaron

12-31-2005 07:15:11




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I need parts for a 1955 70D starting engine sleeve kits, gaskets . etc.




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WeirdDeere

12-31-2005 17:05:23




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 Re: 1955 70D starting engine in reply to Jaron, 12-31-2005 07:15:11  
Deere is a good source for small stuff-gaskets, seals, etc. Also the only source I know for new pistons or connecting rods.

The Old Tractor Co (Link)has new cylinder sleeves and various other parts you may need.

These were my two main sources for my 80 pony rebuild. I just found out today I will have to tear apart my 70 pony. Be prepared to spend lots of money if there is much wrong with the engine.

Good luck, we'll both need it.
Brandon
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The LaGrange Engine Club

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jaron

01-01-2006 10:02:52




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 Re: 1955 70D starting engine in reply to WeirdDeere, 12-31-2005 17:05:23  
Thanks Brandon , How well I know this is not a low budjet hobby. I'll try theoldtractor company sounds like a good source, Joe



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Dan in Ohio

12-31-2005 15:29:35




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 Re: 1955 70D starting engine in reply to Jaron, 12-31-2005 07:15:11  
Jaron, Getting a parts book and service manual are a must. If you go into your dealer with a part no. and approach someone who is willing to help you, your odds of finding a part are greater. I guess some times they think its not worth the bother(I know, been in the same situation). You can go on line yourself but you can not search other dealers. I have bought parts where the dealer said yes some dealer 3 states away has one, here is their no. give them a call. If you go into your dealer and get them to do all the searching then say I'm not paying that much, you can be sure they will not lift a finger the next time you come to them for help.

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