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alnciowa

02-10-2007 10:58:17




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I was recently south of the border and saw a 4435 JD. Is it just an export 4430. Looked a lttle different than a 4430 but with no cab probably does change the looks. Also never saw so many well used 7720 combines all in different situations, from good ones to just a pile of remains.




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960

02-11-2007 09:55:53




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 Re: 4435 in reply to alnciowa, 02-10-2007 10:58:17  
I am not an expert but since no one has replied I do know a 4435 is not exported but built in Mexico from a 4430 design. Whether they were built during the 4430 start of production I do not know but they were built after 4430 production ceased in Waterloo. I think they may have only been avail. with the 8 speed syncro range. Anyone else?



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Glen in TX

02-11-2007 09:54:24




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 Re: 4435 in reply to alnciowa, 02-10-2007 10:58:17  
If it was 4435 it sure isn't supported by JD internationally on any of their parts or publications sites. There was a 4440 and 4455 tractors and a 4435 combine. http://jdparts.deere.com



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matthies

02-10-2007 19:04:40




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 Re: 4435 in reply to alnciowa, 02-10-2007 10:58:17  
I seen one once at the dealership I worked at, it was a 4455, open station with a canopy. The guy had us install 4430 cab on it. If I remember right we had to make mounts for the cab to the axle housings since they didn't have any holes to mount to, the battery boxes were different and think they were part of the cab floor, and the tractor flew down the road, not much for slow gears, had a quad range trans. chris

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