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JD-B compression relief spring

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Mike L.

01-24-2002 04:36:56




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A couple of questions on a 1941 B. Where can I find new springs for the peacocks on each cylinder, one must not be strong enough as it allows fuel to blow out. Did the 41 have the letter decal on it? Also it has the raised John Deere letters on the axle, should these be painted yellow? What colors[Paint Codes] for a 41? Thanks, Mike




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Clooney

01-24-2002 13:18:13




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 Re: JD-B compression relief spring in reply to Mike L., 01-24-2002 04:36:56  
Mike, I'm not sure where you can find new springs for the petcocks. I usually just use a pair of side cutters & squeeze between the coils to lengthen the spring out about 3/16". Due to wear you will also probably have to file the shoulder on the inner valve because the inner washer is probably hitting it & not allowing the valve to pull all the way into the tapered seat & seal tightly.



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Stan - Florida

01-24-2002 04:55:11




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 Re: JD-B compression relief spring in reply to Mike L., 01-24-2002 04:36:56  
Swap meets are a good place to find petcocks.

My opinions on the other questions are: 1) The letter B was not on the hood until the late styled (S/N 201000 and up) tractors - yours should have the words MODEL B on the seat channel, reading from top to bottom as you stand on the pulley side; 2) the raised letters on the back of the axle should be yellow; 3) John Deere Classic Green and John Deere yellow will be the proper colors if you get them from a John Deere dealer.

As there are a lot of good paints on the market, there may be some discussion on the paint colors, but those will be pretty close.

Stan

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