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Brad L. Conklin

06-18-2000 07:33:54




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I have a 1935 JD "D" that has been bored .045
over.
Does anyone know if I can get .060 over pistons
because the cylinders are still pitted. Thanks, brad




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Gman

06-20-2000 22:02:50




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 Re: D block in reply to Brad L. Conklin, 06-18-2000 07:33:54  
Brad I apoligize for not suggesting why dont you bore your block and use your piston if they are ok. sorry about that.A sleeve is just as good as the block material if not better. Later Gman



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brad

06-19-2000 19:27:16




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 Re: D block in reply to Brad L. Conklin, 06-18-2000 07:33:54  
I would just like to thank Deere2931 and Gman
for their prompt and helpful replies. I will check with the people you've suggested
for sure. Again, thanks. brad



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Deere2931

06-18-2000 20:43:56




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 Re: D block in reply to Brad L. Conklin, 06-18-2000 07:33:54  
Brad, Gregg Stephen at Franktown, Colo had a set of .60,s last winter.I like GMan would go 90 or 125, IF you can find them.
Greg can be reached at 303-688-3151
Bob



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Gman

06-18-2000 19:41:31




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 Re: D block in reply to Brad L. Conklin, 06-18-2000 07:33:54  
Brad--John Deere Pistons are usually .045--.090---.125 thousands ouver bore,if you can contact Shorty Dear in Perryton Texas I'll bet he can fix you up with a set of .090 ths oversize pistons. His Email address is in one of his ads here on the board. If you can't find it hollar back and I'll get it for you. Later Garlandd



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