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JD 60 v/s A

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M.Smith

01-29-2003 11:06:52




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I know this is an age old question but what engine parts will interchange from an A to a 60? Are the heads, block, crank, etc. the same on a late model A and a 60? Thanks in advance!




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Pat

01-29-2003 11:39:37




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 Re: JD 60 v/s A in reply to M.Smith, 01-29-2003 11:06:52  
Hello M.Smith,
Hopefully, here are a few answers to your question, I do not have either parts book in front of me but just off the top of my head here are a few similarities/differences.

60 Gas has 2bbl head, but will bolt onto a 2nd and 3rd Generation A Block

60 All fuel should have same head as 3rd(maybe others also) Generation A gas and all-fuel.

60 block is same as 3rd generation A

60 crank is different due to the "live power" gear that is keyed onto it. I'm unsure if it will physically into an A, but with enough 60 parts it may be feasible(first redution gears,cover,pto drive gears,ect...).

Same as A (all models)
The 60 cam, prescision style insert bearing connecting rods, push rods, gov. fly wheights,(pistons will physically fit, but there are different comp. heights for different models).

Same as 3rd generation A main brgs(I think),60 all fuel carb,head gasket, dist,steering wheel,front wheels(possibly other generations also), aftermarket muffler(has a dent),

NOTE If anyone notices anything I'm incorrect about, please correct me!

Hope this helps, Pat

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G Taylor

01-29-2003 11:23:18




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 Re: JD 60 v/s A in reply to M.Smith, 01-29-2003 11:06:52  
Best way to check is to obtain the parts CD rom from deere at 1-800-522-7448. Too many changes to list. If looking for a project tractor the 60 is the hands down winner vs the A. Duplex carburation, live hydraulics, available power steering and live pto.



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M.Smith

01-29-2003 11:38:01




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 Re: Re: JD 60 v/s A in reply to G Taylor, 01-29-2003 11:23:18  
I have a 60 that I'm restoring and I have an old A parts tractor with good engine, just wondering if I should keep the A around if I were to need any engine parts etc.



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