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JD GP Operating procedure?

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Jay Bernard

01-18-2002 12:03:12

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I need to know a few things about a GP, first, what's the little oil pump thingy behind the flywheel for? it's got a t-handle on top, that rises as i crank it over, and it leaks oil out.
Jay B.

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01-18-2002 12:18:18

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Re: JD GP Operating procedure? in reply to Jay Bernard , 01-18-2002 12:03:12

That thingy is an oil filter. The tee handle should screw down on top. The handle is pulled up and down to backflush sludge out of the brass filter with the engine stoped then screwed down for operation. The threads may be broke off and in the handle. Interesting front axel on your tractor
do you know why it was modifyed like that?

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Jay Bernard

01-18-2002 17:30:12

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Re: Re: JD GP Operating procedure? in reply to ET, 01-18-2002 12:18:18

thanks, i see where the threads broke off. It's not my tractor, I am the caretaker of many tractors at a museum. the front and rear axles were cut and narrowed in the 40's for Sugar cane operation. What i was told, a guy bought about 30 GP's in the south Louisiana area, and converted them like this in the 40's. Jay B.

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