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JD B weight

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Glen E.

06-08-2005 10:42:29




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Anyone have an idea what a styled B will weigh. '50 model, pressed steel wheels, not a rollamatic front, fairly stock everything, does have a power trol but not arms on it. Hoping to get it a 3600 pound class, Driver ways about 200.Thanks.




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phil2

06-11-2005 13:04:00




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 Re: JD B weight in reply to Glen E., 06-08-2005 10:42:29  
My 50 B, with Rollamatic, me aboard (170) is 4460 pounds.



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jd b puller

06-08-2005 15:05:43




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 Re: JD B weight in reply to Glen E., 06-08-2005 10:42:29  
It"ll be tight. Mine is a 47 and has the flat cover on the back, 13.6-38 Riverside tires and weighs about 3200# with no driver. I have to pull all the weight brackets off in the 3500 except the front one to get enough weight on the front (still isn"t enuff). WHere are you located at?



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Steve Van Drimmelen

06-08-2005 16:43:49




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 Re: JD B weight in reply to jd b puller, 06-08-2005 15:05:43  
Your 1950 'B' is often refered to as a "late styled B" and will weigh close to 4,000 lbs. In 1947 there was a significant style change, the axles were squared, the pan seat was replaced by a square one with a back support and the battery was moved from under the hood to under the seat. The engine was also enlarged from 175 cubic inches to 190. Like JD 'B' Puller I also have a 47 "B" that we pull in 3,500 and 4,000. It has the flat back and pressed steel wheels to get that low but it has the pan seat, round axles and a high & low axle transmission...hope this helps.

Steve

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