This is version 2.0 of "What did you do to or on your John Deere today?" :howdy:
Don't feel bad I have been taking much longer on some of my projects involving tractors. :tango_face_crying:Looks like my 140, LOL....... I haven't had time in the last 2 years to get to it. :tango_face_crying:
Looks great! Can you post some pics of the repowered engine?It seems as though we have accumulated another one luckily I didn't have to pay the bill on this one as its not mine its my grandfathers. But heres some pics of it running my tiler. Its a pre 1988 tractor so no powder coat and it has been repowered with a 18hp Honda twin. Its better than our 88' Onan powered machine by a long shot it has way more power and doesn't stink near as bad and is a ton better on fuel. It also starts way easier. Compared to the 332 it make maybe a tiny bit more power but its way louder and burns way more fuel and doesn't feel as refined. So the 332's are still my favorite. This tractor did come with a bagger and a 50" deck so it will be replacing our 87' 160 for mowing duties next spring.
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well between the divorce 2 years ago, all the crap that goes with that, the kids, a new job, meeting my new love and getting married again, fixing my vehicles, cleaning the house out from the flooding. Im tired and don't have the time. :tango_face_crying:Don't feel bad I have been taking much longer on some of my projects involving tractors. :tango_face_crying:
YES it does.. but u have to wait to do the second click till the pic enlarges from the first click..Just click on the picture twice and it turns the picture right side up.
I spy with my little eye a 54c grader blade in the background with what looks like hydro turn as well.I added to the heard today! '74 140 came home
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Good eye! I love that blade. Use it a lot actuallyI spy with my little eye a 54c grader blade in the background with what looks like hydro turn as well.
Remove the battery once and use a pair of jumper cables to hook up the battery to the battery cables for testing. If you are careful not to short the cables on the tractor you can test all the relays without installing the battery each time.I've tested all of the safety switches & they seam to b OK.. I suspect a relay has failed.. which one is the problem.. ua gotta remove the battery to get access to them.. they r under the battery which will mean I have to remove the battery 4 times..