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al daugherty

04-06-2007 13:11:54




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getting my first jd. commercial model of 2010 mfr 1968 or 69. what is good additive to this unleaded gas to protect valve seats? thanks
first jd ever owned




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buickanddeere

04-06-2007 18:31:36




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 Re: jd 2010 in reply to al daugherty, 04-06-2007 13:11:54  
If it's really a one peice sleeve/deck 2010 engine, walk on past. Particularly if it's diesel.



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jdemaris

04-06-2007 13:50:09




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 Re: jd 2010 in reply to al daugherty, 04-06-2007 13:11:54  
I think 1965 was the last year, and the 2010 then got replaced by the 2020 ag, 400 industrial, or 450 crawler.
Deere Co. didn't use hardened valve seats in those engines, nor did most other tractors at the time (and cars and trucks). Much gloom and doom was predicted when the unleaded gas became dominate. But, I never saw any evidence of it. I've still driving my 65 Chevelle, 69 Dodge Power Wagon, and with gas tractors - two 1010 Deeres, one Deere 300, two Case VACs, three Case DCs, Cletrac HG, and several other old pieces. I've done an occasional valve job on a few of them and never found any unusual wear.

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Bob

04-06-2007 13:25:30




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 Re: jd 2010 in reply to al daugherty, 04-06-2007 13:11:54  
The valve seats in that tractor don't need any "protection" by "snake oil".



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David Snipes

04-06-2007 13:16:50




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 Re: jd 2010 in reply to al daugherty, 04-06-2007 13:11:54  
Classic Bike magazine from Great Britain has recommended two cycle oil mixed at a 100 to 1 ratio. I have sold commercial "lead substitute" years ago at a gas station; it looked, smelled and felt just like two cycle oil. I don't know if it had any real differences.



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