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Here are a couple of pictures of my winter project.A 1945 A John Deere bought out of the junk row at Springfield Oh and built in to a puller.I think the pictures are inverted.First time posting two.
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East Tn,WhitePine,Rogersville,Tazewell,Pennington Gap Va Ewing Va..Planning on going to Richmond Ky the 20th of March.
 
No mistaking it, it sure looks like a puller, but that's okay I think. You did a pretty "sanitary job", hope you have good luck with it. How much did you do to the engine? Or is that "Don't Ask....Don't Tell"
 
597 Cubic inches,Yes it was a 45,crank bad,sheet medal bad,rear hubs cracked,got it to run long enough to know the transmission was good.the front was from a stuck,junked 37,the back cover is a hyd. delete flat back from a 49.And several parts from others.Like Johnny Cash's Cad. One piece at a time.Oh it's got a Sister,Ill post some pic later
 
Jeez I could never keep up with JD's scheme in those days I always thought the G had side by side stacks like exhaust left intake right for the G and exhaust front intake back for the B and A but hey what do I know? Sure looks good I live in Springfield, Ohio wish you would have let me know you were up this way would have bought you a hamburger 730LP.
 
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