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John Deere H carb. question

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JRH

09-30-2002 21:06:04




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I have a 1939 JD H. Was wondeering what the differance is between a DTLX-26 and 46 carb. And also (this may seem stupid), where do you fill the transmission at? It's not the same as on later models.




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Clooney

10-01-2002 03:23:32




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 Re: John Deere H carb. question in reply to JRH, 09-30-2002 21:06:04  
JRH, that's a good question. Other than the obvious of the choke going in the opposite direction there doesn't seem to be much difference. They are pretty much interchangeable, [except for the choke difference] so the 26 doesn't work well on an electric start with a dash mounted choke control.
~On the 39, the trans filler is on the rear L/H top of the shifter quadrant plate, the later ones are on the R/F top of the shifter quadrant plate. If that plug is difficult to remove [some are, especially if it has a PTO], in a lot of cases it is easier to remove the shift quadrant cover plate to add gear oil..

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JRH

10-01-2002 17:24:27




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 Re: Re: John Deere H carb. question in reply to Clooney, 10-01-2002 03:23:32  
Thanks much for the info.



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