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John Deere 435 how many

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Butch

02-24-2002 18:37:21




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I am curious as to how many JD 435 tractors where made and what is there value today ( in Iowa ).... Any information would be appreciated.

Thanks Butch




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G Taylor

02-25-2002 07:36:06




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 Re: John Deere 435 how many in reply to Butch, 02-24-2002 18:37:21  
4626 built in 11 months. Prices run between 320 & 330's in comparable condition. A major portion were sold in the Atlanta distribution network. Restored & IF(a big if) upgraded they are dandy little tractors. Some serious HP potential in that 2-53 DD. Use the optional "oval" muffler, wear ear plugs,quality ear muffs or go deaf. The farther north, the fewer survive. The original "S" series engine only had 17 to 1 compression,the upgraded "N" series 53's had 21 to 1 pistons & high pressure injectors required for starting below 50F. Most have had the blowers cracked or rods bent with ether or the front axle casting broken when yanked with a improperly attached tow chain.Those that didn't suffer that fate had the ring & pinions worn out due to old dirty trans oil mixed with rain water or condensation. The r&p were marginal in size & if the tractor was overballasted & lugged heavy in 1st or 2nd gear, they would wearout prematurely anyways. A max weight of about 4500lb with ballast, quality synthetic oil with molly dumped in, a new rubber rain boot on the shifter & the r&p is fine. Great funs at shows, when started old women scowl, children run crying to mothers, dogs run home & hid under the porch and men smile. Most common question at shows is " where did you get a kit to put a Detroit in a 430"?

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Stacey

02-25-2002 16:38:29




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 Re: Re: John Deere 435 how many in reply to G Taylor , 02-25-2002 07:36:06  
G Taylor, Here is a question for you. The injectors on my 435 need a cleaning. Is it a good or bad idea to use the newer, better style injectors you have described. Also, if you are using your 435 for around the farm, I agreeto use a muffler. But if you are at an informal show, I Love using the straight pipe. But then again, I am young and stupid.
Stacey



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G Taylor

02-25-2002 17:25:10




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 Re: Re: Re: John Deere 435 how many in reply to Stacey, 02-25-2002 16:38:29  
Don't waste valuable time & money with the "S" injectors now that "N"'s are avalable. The local DD dealer took the old "S" units as cores for the factory rebuilt N's.



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