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JD

06-10-2000 20:23:58




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I am getting ready to put a 42 A back together and will need parts (gaskets, points, condenser, lead washers, bearings, rings, etc, etc). Is a JD dealer the only option or is there a cheaper alternative. Thanks for any input. JD




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Dave Kolby

06-13-2000 14:42:48




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 Re: JD Parts $$$$$$$$$ in reply to JD, 06-10-2000 20:23:58  
I have used all JD parts (that I could get) to rebuild my 1948 model A. I feel the price is fair and you know you get quality.

Dave



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Mike M.

06-11-2000 20:52:52




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 Re: JD Parts $$$$$$$$$ in reply to JD, 06-10-2000 20:23:58  
I've been using Fel-Pro head gaskets on my "A". It is more reliable than the JD part at very high compression ratios and is half the cost. other than that i do like the JD parts. Good luck!



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Clyde Scott

06-11-2000 16:50:47




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 Re: JD Parts $$$$$$$$$ in reply to JD, 06-10-2000 20:23:58  
JD:
Doofus and Nate are correct... I just had to remove a new aftermarket head gasket from a 1950 "B" and replace it with a JD.. The first gasket did not do the job.. It let water leak into the oil.... ALWAYS use John Deere parts if you can get them.. Good Luck..!!
Clyde Scott - Moultrie, GA.



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Doofus

06-11-2000 09:44:14




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 Re: JD Parts $$$$$$$$$ in reply to JD, 06-10-2000 20:23:58  
There are aftermarket suppliers, but the JD dealer will have better quality and be cheaper than aftermarket for many gasket sets ect. be careful-aftermarket isn't allways cheaper.



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Nate

06-11-2000 10:52:45




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 Re: Re: JD Parts $$$$$$$$$ in reply to Doofus, 06-11-2000 09:44:14  
Doofus is right cheaper isn't always better. I've checked into aftermarket rings, gaskets. JD has actually been cheaper and you get the JD quality.



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