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JD G dltx24 carb

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Mike

12-21-1999 03:32:04




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There is a dltx 24 carb for auction on Ebay.Item #223604419. I bid 75 and did not hit reserve price. What is the difference between this dltx 24 and my dltx 51? other than the 51 is for styled G's after ser#13000? Thanks, Mike




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Mark J.

12-21-1999 16:22:34




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 Re: JD G dltx24 carb in reply to Mike, 12-21-1999 03:32:04  
They put the DLTX-24 and DLTX-38 on early G's
(before 1944.) They were both all-fuel carbs.
The DLTX-51 gasoline carb is the preferred carb
since it has better flow for more power.

msj



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Gman

12-24-1999 05:23:52




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 Re: Re: JD G dltx24 carb in reply to Mark J., 12-21-1999 16:22:34  
Mark John Deere didn't produce a Gasoline G,all J.D. "G"s are all-fuel,1937-1953.You could but after market Johnson cold manifolds and M.W. high compression pistons,to up H.P. from 38 to aprrox.60 h.p.



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DAMNTINKER

12-21-1999 14:27:24




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 Re: JD G dltx24 carb in reply to Mike, 12-21-1999 03:32:04  
I have a field service bulletin FSB-182S dated August 1951. It shows the DLTX 24 carburetor as belonging to the A's, SN 488000-491335. As fro the difference.... Might run fine. You'll know the difference when you make him bark!



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Shorty Dear

12-21-1999 08:59:12




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 Re: JD G dltx24 carb in reply to Mike, 12-21-1999 03:32:04  
The DLTX24 carb is for the model A tractor. The DLTX51 carb is the one that I have seen on all of the G's including the unstyled one's.



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Gman

12-24-1999 05:37:26




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 Re: Re: JD G dltx24 carb in reply to Shorty Dear, 12-21-1999 08:59:12  
Shorty Deere Dltx 24 is for a U/S J.D. "G" DLTX 51 is for styled "G". DLTX 53 (A-all fuel) and DLTX 71 is a gas carb for a styled "A" and are a good substitue for a dltx-51 I think will run as good as the 51,and alot cheaper. E-mail me a price on that 70 L.P. Distributer,might be interested in it.if you'll take $50 for it send it to me,G.Rainey 1039 Cole Rd. Winchester,Ky.40391. Later Gman



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