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JBruce

11-01-2001 04:18:10




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The oil pressure gauge on my 1936 JD B is labeled low, medium and high. The manual says 12 to 15 psi, does anybody know where this would be on my gauge. Can I determine visually if my oil filter can is damaged from over torquing.




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Jerry S

11-01-2001 14:59:03




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 Re: JD B oil pressure in reply to JBruce, 11-01-2001 04:18:10  
I will have to read my manual about the pressures at the M and H marks. I can say you have a pretty good idea if your filter housing is crushed if you take your filter out and the bolt is not centered in the hole. I found this out all the wrong way. Not sure why such a large bolt head was used on those. I believe the oil guage should read between the M and H marks. So long as it acts like the guage is reacting right, going down when the engine is off, going up when it is started, etc, if you are reading between the M and H, chances are you are ok.

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Holmes

11-01-2001 18:15:29




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 Re: Re: JD B oil pressure in reply to Jerry S, 11-01-2001 14:59:03  
Speaking of oil pressure and filters.I just got a 1958 JD530.Found the hydralic filter but havn't a clue to where the the oilfilter is.Could you help a guy who is new to old tractors?I ordered a manual but not in yet.THe tractor is in emaculate condition(original not restored)and I'm dying to run it.



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Chuck

11-02-2001 04:27:30




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 Re: Re: Re: JD B oil pressure in reply to Holmes, 11-01-2001 18:15:29  
the oil filter is where they are on all Deeres. Under the main case. The thing to keep in mind on any of these filter is that John Deere used a large nut so the ole cresent wrench or model a wrench could be used however is does not mean since it large torque it to 200 lbs. The upper part of the oil filter body is THIN and I mean THIN casting and you can pop it loose rather easy. Just snug the filter up. The rubber gasket seal good and all you're sealing off is about 15lbs of pressure. Good luck

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