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JD A wide front

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Pete Ballmann

03-10-2001 15:07:26




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I bought a John Deere 1950 A( searal #656377) a while back, it has a wide front end on it ,but I am not sure if it is a JD factory wide front it has the round main beam casting the but the only number I can find is B2690R on the casting ,but the front end is original green like the rest of the tractor.I would like to know if it is the front end that came original with the tractor. thanks in advance Pete

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Nate

03-10-2001 18:06:20




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 Re: JD A wide front in reply to Pete Ballmann, 03-10-2001 15:07:26  
The type of rear axle housing is the best way to tell on late styled AN/AW tractors as the front ends were convertible. They had a housing number of A3271R and they were the round type. Which gave extended width of tractor as you notice the end of the housing where the fender/cultivators mount AN/AW's have approx. 2 more inches longer housing than a regular housings on each side. or the other way is to join the Collector's Center club and pay for archive research on the serial number.

Nate. 1947 AW's, 1951 AW, 1952 AN's

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JD70Jim

03-10-2001 18:52:37




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 Re: Re: JD A wide front in reply to Nate, 03-10-2001 18:06:20  
Reading from my copy of PC-675 which is the appropriate John Deere parts catalog, page 98, item #75 which reads:

75 (AF 1182R (584000- ) Housing, B2690R and F1018R, Front axel with pin and bushing. (Sub for AB3629R)

Translated that means yes it is factory.
JD70jim



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Nate

03-10-2001 20:19:19




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 Re: Re: Re: JD A wide front in reply to JD70Jim, 03-10-2001 18:52:37  
JD70jim, I guess I read his question the wrong way. Thanks for the answer to his question. Nate



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