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John Deere L and LA whats the differnce ?

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Don

05-26-2002 09:23:41




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I would like to have one of these little tractors.but I can't tell them apart.....




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Brandon

05-26-2002 22:14:34




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 Re: John Deere L and LA whats the differnce ? in reply to Don, 05-26-2002 09:23:41  
I think the best way to tell the two apart is to look at the rear wheels. The L used a one piece hub and rim. The LA used a hub and detachable rim. It is pretty easy to notice, although, you have to be careful, because they may have been switched from one tractor to another at one time.

Looking at the frame sometimes works, but not always. I've seen or heard of too many exceptions to the rule when it comes to L frames.

Ls always used tube frames.
LAs used solid frames, but there are early examples that have been found to have the tube frames.
LIs (L based industrials) were supposed to use solid frames, but I've seen plenty of examples with tube frames, both early and late in production.

Good luck,
Brandon

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Gene Davis

05-26-2002 20:01:53




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 Re: John Deere L and LA whats the differnce ? in reply to Don, 05-26-2002 09:23:41  
One of the easiest ways is to look at the end of the frame pipes, the L will be open like a pipe, and the LA will be solid. The L is a smaller machine with 22" tires and believe the LA has 24" tires Gene Davis



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