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Don

09-25-2001 15:49:03




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Got a set of gaskets from the JD dealer to reinstall the heads on my 35 B and it has some unidentifiable parts in it. There are four .25" long sections of rubber hose of about the same diameter (two of them are slightly larger in diameter than the other two) and I don't have any idea where or what they are for. They were in a bag with the lead washers and carb. gaskets. This is the first 2 cylinder I have ever been into and since I didn't see anything like these when I took it apart and there is no list or description with the gasket set, I'm clueless as to what these are. So, What are they and where do they go?

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Bob Collins

09-26-2001 08:46:11




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 Re: JD gasket set question in reply to Don, 09-25-2001 15:49:03  
Don, Clooney and Mike are right on about the pieces of hose being packing , but just for reference, this is where a parts book can really save you waiting for somebody to help. The gasket set illustration has part numbers for each thing in it and the part number index will steer you to where it is used. It also helps to have a part number when you go to the John Deere parts counter in case the guy who waits on you just started the day before. As a backup, we've got some great knowlege available to us here, as you have seen. Just my nickel's worth. (inflation) Bob

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Don

09-26-2001 10:27:05




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 Re: Re: JD gasket set question in reply to Bob Collins, 09-26-2001 08:46:11  
Bob, you're right the parts manual is a necessity
when going thru one of these things. I have looked at mine untill I am just about cross eyed sometimes, but I admit I didn't look up these pieces. The parts manual is kind of cryptic sometimes when you are trying to tell how something should be assembled. Also, sometimes the pictures and descriptions of the little items make it hard to identify them (some of them are just a dot and the description may just say "seal"). Thanks for the input.

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Mike Aylward

09-26-2001 10:41:11




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 Re: Re: Re: JD gasket set question in reply to Don, 09-26-2001 10:27:05  
Don, I have found it frustrating when working on an unstyled tractor that the parts books don't show exploded views like the newer tractors do. Like you said, the pictures often are not really clear, and they will show parts of the same type together and you won't always know which seal, o-ring or whatever goes where. The exploded views of the newer books are much, much better and easier. Mike

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SanDiegoGreen

09-26-2001 07:36:28




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 Re: JD gasket set question in reply to Don, 09-25-2001 15:49:03  
I have almost completed dismantling a 43 B, so I am in the market for a complete gasket kit. You seem satisfied with your gasket set and it seems fully complete. Where did you purchase your gasket set?



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Don

09-26-2001 08:03:02




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 Re: Re: JD gasket set question in reply to SanDiegoGreen, 09-26-2001 07:36:28  
SanDiegoGreen, I ordered this set thru the John Deere dealer and everything seems to fit up perfect. I have only found one gasket for the whole tractor that the dealer didn't have and that was one of the gaskets on the steering system. They all seem of good quality and fit. It seems to me to be the place to get gaskets.



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micah

09-26-2001 07:20:02




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 Re: JD gasket set question in reply to Don, 09-25-2001 15:49:03  
Hey guy the lead washers go on the studs comming out of the block. You put the head on and then put the washers on then run the nuts up tight on the washers and torke them down. The are used as a lock washer.



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Don

09-26-2001 08:03:32




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 Re: Re: JD gasket set question in reply to micah, 09-26-2001 07:20:02  
Thanks Micah, yea I got that part figured out. It was just those little pieces of hose that had me scratching my head.



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Clooney

09-25-2001 16:11:20




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 Re: JD gasket set question in reply to Don, 09-25-2001 15:49:03  
Don, 2 go on the crankcase breather pipe & the other 2 would go on the tappet oiler pipe, they are packings (seals). I can't remember what the 35 B has for pipes but most have 2 pipes.



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Don

09-25-2001 17:40:00




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 Re: Re: JD gasket set question in reply to Clooney, 09-25-2001 16:11:20  
Clooney, Mine has two pipes. I'll look tomorrow and see how these go on. I guess the old ones are still on there as I don't remember romoving them.
Thanks!



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Mike Aylward

09-26-2001 06:06:12




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 Re: Re: Re: JD gasket set question in reply to Don, 09-25-2001 17:40:00  
Don, these packings are under the gland nuts on each end of these pipes. You will have to remove the nut and pipe to get to them. Hope this helps. Mike



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Don

09-26-2001 06:48:12




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: JD gasket set question in reply to Mike Aylward, 09-26-2001 06:06:12  
Thanks Mike. I'm going to check this out this evening.



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