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Edited by Don(MO) - 15 Feb 2017 at 8:10pm
3 WD45's with power steering,G,D15 fork lift,D19, W-Speed Patrol, "A" Gleaner with a 330 corn head,"66" combine,roto-baler, and lots of Snap Coupler implements to make them work for their keep.

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Id say your doing the clutch and the power director.
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The 7/16" wrench you've been missing since you put that tractor together last?!?!?!
The mechanic always wins.

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Don we need to call you a dentist.
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If you need to ask me your in alot of trouble.... The last time my tractor looked like that I was looking for mor funds to put it back together.
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Wedding ring? 

True story. At a local GM dealership, a parts man was asked to come out in the shop to look at some worn parts in a C70 truck trans as the top was off and he could see down inside as to what the mechanic was needing. As he was bent over and the two men looking into the trans, all of the parts man's pens, pencils, and what ever else, fell out of his shirt pocket and into the opened transmission. Oppps.
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Looks like your going after a 12 pack
Can't fix stupid
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Torque tube bearings on clutch shaft? If it was both clutches you wouldn't taken the steering and tank and interment panel off.
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You guys are all wrong....it's a cold winter day, so he took the "puzzle" apart, and is trying to get the pieces to fit back together! A lot more manly than a regular puzzle....Lol
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A front end

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Muffler bearing
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Actually had a flat tire on the front. When you have a new 1/2" air gun it is sometimes hard to stop just removing 5 or 6 bolts.
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Showing us you have no idea what your doing after all?....
Can't fix stupid
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Trying to see if you can find some parts that'll fit the one in the back?
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More work and more money. LOL
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me thinks you need to go thinks on the pot!
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You should show this picture to the owner and tell him you are thinking seriously of retiring immediately!
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actually , he's trying to see how many of us respond to his posting !

BTW, I have a REAL safety concern ! I don't see any 'blocking' to prevent the rearend from moving if it gets bumped into.

Also just what tractor is it, when reassembled ?
I've had 4 days and nights of super stress..

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Another Tractor, as you'll probably not get that puzzle back together without some leftover parts......LOLTongue

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Well to me it just looks like another day for me in my shop.

You need a over head crane in your shop like I have ,
He who dies with the most toys is,
nonetheless ,still dead.
If all else fails ,Read all that is PRINTED.
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You always wanted to know how many individual pieces a D-14 consists of and you are about to satisfy that curiosity? LOL

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Originally posted by Butch(OH) Butch(OH) wrote:


You always wanted to know how many individual pieces a D-14 consists of and you are about to satisfy that curiosity?
LOL

I am reminded of the add with the owl and the lollipop
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Originally posted by HD6GTOM HD6GTOM wrote:

Actually had a flat tire on the front. When you have a new 1/2" air gun it is sometimes hard to stop just removing 5 or 6 bolts.
 
Lol!!! Yep....I know the feeling of going from Crescent wrenches to an air impact. Makes you want to keep going!
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Originally posted by jaybmiller jaybmiller wrote:


BTW, I have a REAL safety concern ! I don't see any 'blocking' to prevent the rearend from moving if it gets bumped into.

Don't worry, he has the transmission in gear so eng.....oh wait....never mind...Lol! 
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I just realized you are trying to figure out where to hook in the front wheel drive for the 4 wheel drive conversion mentioned in the other thread. Man look at that level of dedication to supporting his fellow AC Forum members Don just dismantled and entire tractor to answer a post.
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Well Fred is right , just a day in my shop, that's just one of two old D14's in the shop for rebuild. Sometimes I think I'm needing more shop and more people to work in here with me, then I remember working help and my shop is just the right size and no more help is needed. lol 
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Originally posted by Albert Albert wrote:

Torque tube bearings on clutch shaft? If it was both clutches you wouldn't taken the steering and tank and interment panel off.

Albert and Tony will know just what I'm going after when I call them for parts. lol
here's a hint, I will know the number of gaskets and seals in a D14 tractor after I'm done with this two tractor job.Wink
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better keep this picture handy so you know HOW to reassemble it correctly...lol


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Well a drip pan would have been cheaper.
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