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Arthur

05-22-2006 06:33:30




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I just bought this tractor....Here's the story. The previous owner of this tractor took the head, and various other parts off to send the head out to be repaired, and then died...(God rest his soul) Nobody nows where he put the head, or the other parts...Now I need a head,exaust & intake manifold, the little pipe that goes between the intake, and the carb, the two bolts that hold the rocker arm on, and the two bolts that hold the valve cover on. Can any one help me, or point me in the right direction. I would need to do this as cheap as posable Thanks for any help....Art

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Arthur

05-22-2006 08:57:38




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 Re: JD 420U parts in reply to Arthur, 05-22-2006 06:33:30  
Thanks to everyone that replyed....Art



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Wayne in Tn.

05-22-2006 08:02:12




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 Re: JD 420U parts in reply to Arthur, 05-22-2006 06:33:30  
Art, call John Shepard, at 715-265-4988 The name of his buisness is Two Cyl. Parts or something like that. He is a nice guy and reasonable on parts.
That little pipe to the carb is made in the manifold, the two studs that screw into the head holds the rocker arms down and the valve cover also. Just make sure the flat stud goes to the rear of the head, this is the oil passage to the rockers.
The intake and exaust manifold is in one piece.

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buickanddeere

05-22-2006 07:21:53




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 Re: JD 420U parts in reply to Arthur, 05-22-2006 06:33:30  
As for the head it's self, a new one is something to consider. So many M,40,420,430,440 heads have cracked. The supply of used non-cracked heads has about dried up. There are new repro castings on the market. Nothing like the satisfied feeling of saving some $$$ on used parts. Putting the machine together then the feelings of watching it leak.



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