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If your are looking for a sprocket and since you are in NY. There is a salvage yard in Sharon Springs, NY. called MacFaddens that I stopped at last year and he had a couple lindemans for sale. Maybe he has sprockets or a good one for parts. Take your check book!

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Paul Buhler wrote:Here are some shots from a previous discussion of how mine mounts on my 420. Paul

I always wondered how a winch was mounted on a 420. I guess life is complete now!

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my dad has a rops cage with limb riser's that he removed from his 420,he was going to torch it for scrap,I told him no .It bolts to rear of crawler and in front of fenders,with limb riser's bolting onto top of grille guard. Any idea of what the value might be?thanks Do you have any photos to share?...

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Next ? Would an all hydraulic 6 way from an early 440 fit to a 420 without fabrication? Thanks, gregjo1948 I can't speak for how a 440 6-way would mount up to a 420 but I would think there would be a little fabrication. For example when I made the 6 way on my 420 I had to get every ounce of fluid o...

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gregjo1948 wrote:Did JD offer an all hydraulic 6 way blade on the 420C model? Thanks, gregjo1948

Well gregjo1948, to answer your question it sounds like a no to me! That is, not a factory option! Unless you get that welder out!!!!

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No, first factory Deere 6 way was on the 440. If fact I have heard that it was the first factory 6 way of any of the manufacturers. Lavoy Lavoy, Did the 440 come with a full hydraulic 6 way or did it have the manual pins? Just curious, I never seen one. Willy I know what your talking about, I went ...

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gregjo1948 wrote:Did JD offer an all hydraulic 6 way blade on the 420C model? Thanks, gregjo1948

I'm not 100% sure but I don't think I seen any all hydraulic 6 way blades until the 350's came out. I would say custom made is the only option for a 420!

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32 inches!! Now that's a set of tracks!!!

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After reproducing the Undercarriage wear gauges for the 40-4 roller, 420, 430, 440, 1010, 2010 before 42,000 serial number, gauge number JD-267. and the JD-266 gauge which is for the 2010 after 42,001 and the 350's. Both of these gauges are still available. http://i1160.photobucket.com/albums/q488/t...

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Howard Yoder wrote:I am interested in one of the 267 gauges What form of payment do you accept.
Thanks Howard

Personal check or PayPal, but with PayPal I have to charge a little more because of the PayPal fees. Thanks

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Tigerhaze wrote:Notmeu, do you have a limited quantity of these gauges or are you making them on demand?

I have about 35 of the JD-266 (350,etc)gauges left, and about 48 of the JD267 (2 cylinders) gauges left. So yes I do have somewhat of a limited quantity.

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Hi: I'm a visual learner. I can visualize how the gauge measures some track components, but I can't see how it's used for others. Did you find a manual on its use or did you explore its full range of uses? Could you post some more picture showing more of what it can do? BTW, I'll PM you to buy a 42...

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Well finally after a lot of troubles the track wear gauges are finally completed. They were made out of Stainless Steel, laser cut and laser marked. The total price, with shipping included is 33.00 each, if you would like one of each gauge I will be able to discount that price. As you can see in the...

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It depends if there is ROPS on it or not. Without your around 9000, with ROPS your around 11000. Thats the reason I never bought one! Too much for my truck and trailer. It also depends on what model 350 your looking at 350, 350b, etc. no chance that the ROPS weighs one-ton on a 350. a few hundred p...

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Looking good! Tell the little one to keep up the good work!

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