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BRYAN H.

12-30-2007 17:33:14




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hi! I"AM LOOKING FOR A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A GASKET SET FOR MY B SERAIL #82694. IAM LOOKING FOR A HEAD GASKET AND ALL THE OTHER ENGINE GASKETS. IS GOING TO THE JOHN DEERE DEALER MY BEST OPTION.AND I ALSO WANT TO THANK ALL THE PEOPLE THAT HELP ME ON MY LAST QUESTION. THANK YOU BRYAN H.




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patsdeere

01-04-2008 15:44:07




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 Re: 1940 john deere b in reply to BRYAN H., 12-30-2007 17:33:14  
I found my gasket at Napa and paid a little over 1/2 of what ma deere wanted. It worked great. I have found a lot of stuff from Napa, but check the prices, sometimes ma deere is cheaper than them.



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P Browning

12-31-2007 05:34:25




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 Re: 1940 john deere b in reply to BRYAN H., 12-30-2007 17:33:14  
There are some very reliable after-marketeers out there. Try Russ at Paul's Rod & Bearing AKA Heartland Tractor Parts (816) 587-4747. Engines are his life!

He's very easy to talk with and will give you a square deal every time! Now, he may not have what you need, but the call won't cost you much to find out. Have a Blessed New Year. (PatB)

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JDNPC

12-30-2007 17:44:58




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 Re: 1940 john deere b in reply to BRYAN H., 12-30-2007 17:33:14  
i went to my local deere dealership, eventhough you can get them from outside sources. atleast i knew that getting them from deere, they would all be within spec. and correct. a little more price wise from deere compared to other sources i've seen advertised, but well worth it. one point of advice, get them in sets as much as you can, and there are places to get specialty gaskets for certain applications listed in the archives.

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