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JD remote cylinder...What tractors with what cylinders

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Tyler, MO

12-05-2002 15:51:10




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I have a JD remote cylinder with part # A3162R cast on the main case. It has the side lock stops. I am wondering if anyone has an exact idea of what years of tractors that this cylinder was available with. I think that it may have been discontinued by deere before my '57 720 gas because I have the factory cylinder for it and it is the more modern style with the stop lock on the cylinder shaft instead of the lock rods on the side of the cylinder. Thanks in advance for any input

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Check the pressure rating

12-06-2002 20:39:59




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 Re: JD remote cylinder...What tractors with what cylinders in reply to Tyler, MO, 12-05-2002 15:51:10  
The cylinder with the two stops is probably a lower pressure system than the one with the single stop rod. Maybe 1200# vs 2000# pressure



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12-06-2002 20:21:50




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 Re: JD remote cylinder...What tractors with what cylinders in reply to Tyler, MO, 12-05-2002 15:51:10  
The cylinder with the two stops is probably a lower pressure system than the one with the single stop rod. Maybe 1200# vs 2000# pressure



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Red Man

12-05-2002 16:58:19




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 Re: JD remote cylinder...What tractors with what cylinders in reply to Tyler, MO, 12-05-2002 15:51:10  
That type of cylinder was used on the letter series and first numbered series (50-70). That's what I grew up on. I think the 80 had a different coupler from the 50-70.



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