Are these just states bone yards?

johnnycyclone wrote:If you need any help, just keep asking questions.

Terre

Ok, thanx a bunch

There are different combinations of gears, and chains you can run. I would start by counting the number of teeth on the top and bottom sprocket, and also count the number of links in the chain. You can then compare what you have to what Deere recommends in the service manual. If you have too much s...

Matt wrote:7 should be your tensioner.

7 looks like the tensioner i have. The chain doesn't seem to be tight enough. Its still pretty loose

That diagram is a little confusing because I don't believe you will have items 9,10,11,12,13. That's the roller tensioner that wasn't normally used on the trailfire. Thanx a bunch. But yea i dont have 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13. It doesnt have a whole for 5 and 6. It has a pin and a slot for a tensioner...

That link you sent me doesnt work

So we bought two JD's last year, didn't use them much last year. We're taking the chaincase apart for the upcoming winter and figured out its scratching the casing. And the tensioner is a made-up one. So i cant find a diagram of the whole chaincase so i can see what parts are missing. Does anyone ha...

ok thanx guys. i just plan on getting the two seals, but if i order both of those they will both fit?

ok thanx JD

so that one is correct for pto side? so what do i do for the other the mag side?

ok thanx winnipeg and mw. i put a new post up of seals from dennis kirk. would you look at the ad to tell me if thats the right seal? thanx

im thinking of ordering these through dennis kirk. Also what would i have to do pay wise, never ordered anything online before! Anyways is this the right one?: https://www.denniskirk.com/winderosa/cr ... /14205.sku

ok thanx lwb. I'll suggest that

Chatham Ontario

i've heard people do it that way without problems