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Jason

07-03-2002 20:32:48

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Hello, I just purchased a 435 JD with the GM Diesel. I am familiar with the GM engine, after running my 1900 Oliver for years. But for the rest of the tractor I am unsure, all my sheet metal is almost perfect, except one grill screen. Are these available from anyone new? Where is the best place to get some reproduction or new items? I need the JD emblem on the front, some seat parts, and the cover that goes on the left side of the engine. Thanks for any help you can give.

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JD435

07-04-2002 19:41:29

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Re: JD 435 in reply to Jason, 07-03-2002 20:32:48

Best Deal I have found on 435 grill screens is Shepard's 2 cyl parts in Wis Phone # 715 265 4988.

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07-04-2002 12:36:26

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Re: JD 435 in reply to Jason, 07-03-2002 20:32:48

Congrats on the 435. I have always kind of hankered after one myself. You can still get a lot of parts through a Deere dealer, including seat parts and decals and some sheet metal, Grille screens thru Wilson Farms, ph 740-694-5071, other stuff at 2-Cylinder-Plus Tractor Salvage, Conway, MO, ph 417-589-3337-or-2634. I have never dealt with those two places so cannot vouch for how good they are. Also, you could start getting Green Magazine(www.GreenMagazineOnline.com, or ph 402-643-3912), which is an excellent resource for Deere people, and they have lots of good articles and ads. You could also try Stone and Parrish, in Pennsylvania, who I have dealt with and they are really good, altho they specialize in JD crawlers, they probably could connect you with pats for wheel tractors. Ph 570-278-0908, and Dave Stone is especially knowledgeable to seal with. Hope all this helps. I have the first cousin to your Oliver 1900, a White 2-85.

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