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Deere friend needs help

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Sneaky Pete

03-19-2002 17:33:22




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My john Deere's best friend, my Chevy truck has a problem. Need a cheap way to make my truck run long enough to get the most out of it at the Car-Lot. She has a burnt valve and I can hear blow-by at the carb. Any way to put a sneaky fix on this? I hate to see the car dealer get hurt but He's not ofeering me enough anyhow. The motor is a 305 with a 4-barrel. any help is great. Pete




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RMc

10-16-2005 10:02:58




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 Re: Deere friend needs help in reply to Sneaky Pete, 03-19-2002 17:33:22  
My John Deere Lawn Tractor has a flat and I need to remove the rear left tire, but it will not come off. Is there a trick to removing it? There seems to be what looks like a "key" that is stopping it from coming off. How do I get the "key" to unhook to remove the tire? Thanks for any advice you may bestow upon me!



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njs

03-20-2002 09:18:36




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 Re: Deere friend needs help in reply to Sneaky Pete, 03-19-2002 17:33:22  
If this was a test, the guys below are winners. If this was a serious question, you need to go away from this board



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Ron

03-20-2002 04:59:26




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 Re: Deere friend needs help in reply to Sneaky Pete, 03-19-2002 17:33:22  
There were a lot of 305's that "Wiped" cams, too.....



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Bart

03-19-2002 18:46:46




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 Re: Deere friend needs help in reply to Sneaky Pete, 03-19-2002 17:33:22  
Think I bought your last trade-in. Bart



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old bones

03-19-2002 17:49:30




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 Re: Deere friend needs help in reply to Sneaky Pete, 03-19-2002 17:33:22  
hey "sneak"(y), hope you don't end up buying somebody else's cheap fix. where's the honesty here? kind of unethical for a Deere owner, ain't it? and besides, asking fellow Deere owners to help? the dealer probably won't be the one "hurt" by it, as they don't go completely through them before selling "as is".



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Handsome Jim

03-20-2002 05:40:34




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 Re: Re: Deere friend needs help in reply to old bones, 03-19-2002 17:49:30  
Maybe someone at the Classic Trucks Board will help him.HJ



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Handsome Jim

03-20-2002 05:39:43




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 Re: Re: Deere friend needs help in reply to old bones, 03-19-2002 17:49:30  
Maybe someone at the Classic Trucks Board will help him.HJ



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