Parts still available other then DK, Central, etc.

Post by **Matt** » Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:26 pm

We all know of items that are available from sources other then the normal aftermarket suppliers, so lets make a list. Here are a few to start out:

Round Headlight:
Napa/Wagner Part# H5006

Ski pivot bushing for '72 - '78 models
John Deere Part #M48105

This was just in another topic:
Hood Foam:
Smart Recreational Products/Parts
Egg Crate Style one inch thick part# AV7200 around $30.00
Metal Foil Style one inch thick part # AV72941 around $32.00
1.800.871.8966

Please add any that you know of!

kwc · Post by **kwc** » Thu Feb 08, 2007 4:03 pm

Matt - What company does that phone number go to on the hood foam?

I500 · Post by **I500** » Thu Feb 08, 2007 4:10 pm

KWC

That hood foam and telephone number is for Smart Rec parts.

Horicon Joe · Post by **Horicon Joe** » Thu Feb 08, 2007 5:43 pm

Thanks Matt ........ we need this and it will be a great addition to the site!

9750K55
Polyethylene Snap-in Finishing Plug Fits 1-1/4" ID, 1-5/8" Head Diameter
In stock at $5.71 per Pack
This product is sold in Packs of 100

Detail 13 on drawing ...........

Joe Wanie

BigJohn · Post by **BigJohn** » Thu Feb 08, 2007 6:15 pm

For all those guys looking for the Yellow Tygon Fuel Line...I use McMaster Carr for tubing and many other things!

McMaster-Carr (732) 392-6200
www.mcmaster.com

Yellow Tygon Fuel Line (pg. 104)
Per Foot, Prices starting at $0.67 for 5/64" ID -- $6.18 for 3/4" ID

Coolant Hoses (pg. 229)
Buna-N Coolant Hose
Per Foot, Prices starting at $6.77 for 1/2" ID -- $20.63 for 4" ID

Sleeving for encasing wires (pg. 776)

The website is really easy to use...all you need to do is type in the page number or product you're looking for in the "search" bar and go!

Brad

Post by **Matt** » Wed Feb 14, 2007 9:34 am

How about the plastic rear hand grips for 295/S, 340/S, Liquifire/Cyclone? I've heard you can get these from Arctic? Anyone have a P/N?

deeredr · Post by **deeredr** » Wed Feb 14, 2007 2:25 pm

As I think of it, I will add parts here that are still available from John Deere

1) AM52305 taillight assy, Cyclone/Liqufire,Liquidator, 100 series, JDX etc $17.75 list as of 02/07
2) M63816-lens only for taillight. $16.50 list as of 02/07.

Now most guys on this list are pretty darn smart so I think you can figure out what to do between the taillight assembly at $17.75 and the lens only at $16.50!

3) AM54051-fuel pickup, includes screen, Cyc/Liq,Liquidator, Spitfire, Trailfire, Sportfire, Snowfire/Sprintfire, Liquifire. $4.20 list as of 02/07

4) AM52039-fuel pickup, includes screen, 100 series, JDX'x, 295/S. $6.50 list as of 02/07.

5) M63270-fuel line. Replaced today by part #PMK2812-0406 which comes in 100' rolls and is the basic clear fuel line. $.55 a foot.

I know alternatives exist but it's fun to see what Deere still has to offer. And believe me, it's not due to the snowmobile applications it's because these parts fit other machines in the lawn and garden line so we just luck out on being able to use these on our sleds.

More later

Greg

deeredr · Post by **deeredr** » Sat Feb 17, 2007 2:10 pm

Missed this one on the last post

AM52626-brake band, 100 series, JDX's, 295/S. Replaced today by part #TC15878.
List price $45.25 as of 02/07

Greg

Mr. Deere · Post by **Mr. Deere** » Sat Feb 17, 2007 2:30 pm

Does deere still have headlights I need a new bulb. BOB

deeredr · Post by **deeredr** » Sat Feb 17, 2007 2:50 pm

Bob
Think your late Liquifire bulb # is AM53888, halogen, and Deere does not supply a replacement.

I am certain it is available elsewhere

Greg

Interestingly, only ONE John Deere dealer shows to still have at least one in stock
You would think more would have survived.

deeredr · Post by **deeredr** » Sat Feb 17, 2007 2:51 pm

Earlier round headlights see above
Greg

Mr. Deere · Post by **Mr. Deere** » Sat Feb 17, 2007 2:57 pm

Wait that is the hole light right like the old car lights or is the one above just a bulb. Also where can i get one only at the sled shop. BOB

deeredr · Post by **deeredr** » Sat Feb 17, 2007 3:03 pm

Late Liquifires just have a bulb, again I haven't done anything along these lines in 20 years but I think most sled shops should have.

Right guys?
Greg

Post by **Matt** » Sat Feb 17, 2007 3:48 pm

Bob, if you take it to a sled shop and have them match it, please post the Brand/Part # here. An auto parts store would probably be able to match it too.

Mr. Deere · Post by **Mr. Deere** » Sat Feb 17, 2007 7:02 pm

Ok Matt the thing with the Auto Parts store is that they arnt as durable as they are for cars not a sled that has little to no suspension. The sled brand bulb is supposed to be more durable. My high beam brok but my low beam still works. I dont know when i can get to the sled shop but i can call another guy with the bulb info. He is a big parts unlimited guy. What is the best way to describe 3 prong 50/60 watt bulb?? Also what is deeres part number thanks. BOB