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1940 Br manifolds

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Marty Z

05-02-2006 23:09:07




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Thanks for all of the responses. I am in contact with Melanie at Sharps and she is checking for dealer contacts for me. At this time it appears that there are no BR manifolds out there and I now have my old cracked and patched one in FIT's electrolysis bath to see what I am left with. The Manifold studs are fused into the casting and I hope the FIT bath will set them free. The press did not.
Will let you know of the results in a few days.
Right now it is churning like a pot of chicken soup.
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to all.
Marty Z
Curtice ohio

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Pete in MD

05-03-2006 09:47:54




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 Re: 1940 Br manifolds in reply to Marty Z, 05-02-2006 23:09:07  
Marty, About three years ago I got a new reproduction manifold for my BO from Denglers. It's the same as the one on your BR, (B1348R). It fits BR/BOs after serial# 328999. It was $300 then. Gaskets and studs are available from John Deere. The studs you need are 2 each B359R and 2 each B1314R. The threads are slightly different on the end of each stud. The nut will go on one end easely. The other end goes into the head. When cleaning out the stud holes in the head be careful you don't go through the push rod tubes.

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Marty Z

05-04-2006 08:10:56




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 Re: 1940 Br manifolds in reply to Mike M, 05-03-2006 09:36:18  
Just got a reply from Denglers.
No new or used and not sure if can get one any time soon
MJZ



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Mike M

05-04-2006 09:39:10




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 Re: 1940 Br manifolds in reply to Marty Z, 05-04-2006 08:10:56  
I'd try an ad here and keep checking on ebay one is going to have to turn up.



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