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John Deere 70 block

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andy r

03-20-2008 20:30:35




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Will a John Deere 70 gas block pull up and out of the frame without removing the fan shaft and hoods??? Thank you. andy




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Ben.So.Tex

03-21-2008 12:15:59




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 Re: John Deere 70 block in reply to andy r, 03-20-2008 20:30:35  
I took my 720lp block out from the top and didnot have to revmove the fan or hood. Never did a 70.
Some of these tractors have a oil line that is attached to the back of the block and has to be diconnected before you move the block are you will bend it and that will make more work for you and $ also, I don't know if the 70 has this oil line. the 720 was pulmmed different. My 2 pennies



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Mike M

03-22-2008 19:44:21




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 Re: John Deere 70 block in reply to Ben.So.Tex, 03-21-2008 12:15:59  
Styled A and B prior to 1948 had that line to be removed first. Anything after that no need to unhook the tappet oil line to remove the block.



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JDBert

03-21-2008 06:43:01




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 Re: John Deere 70 block in reply to andy r, 03-20-2008 20:30:35  

andy r said: (quoted from post at 20:30:35 03/20/08) Will a John Deere 70 gas block pull up and out of the frame without removing the fan shaft and hoods??? Thank you. andy


pull it forward turn it side ways and go out the bottom. I would however consider pulling the fan shaft- replace the gaskets in the ventilator pump and reset your back lash on the gov/fan shaft gears.

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Mike M

03-21-2008 04:31:26




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 Re: John Deere 70 block in reply to andy r, 03-20-2008 20:30:35  
Yes, but the head will have to come off first. All of the 2 cyl.s are made to come apart like this.



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