Hey Guys,
I am new to John Deere Sleds and just picked up a 1980 Liquifire to play with and eventually the plan is to do a full restoration on it.
I have managed to find most of the parts that I need to get it back running but having trouble finding leaf springs for it. The previous owner had the machine sitting on the concrete floor in his garage and from years on melting snow and salt the skis are rotten and the leafs are not in that great of shape either.
I have new skis coming and just trying to find out where I can find the leafs, any help or direction would be greatly appreciated, unfortuanetly there are no salvage yards in my area.
I put up a wanted ad in the classifieds as well.
Thanks
JD Leaf springs
- JDMIKE8100
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Re: JD Leaf springs
Try the Antique and Classic Snowmobile Club of Canada site as well.
You may find someone close to you that may have a set.
They shouldn't be to hard to find.How far north are you?
You may find someone close to you that may have a set.
They shouldn't be to hard to find.How far north are you?
Re: JD Leaf springs
Thanks, Ill give that a shot.
I am in Sioux Lookout, about an hour North of Dryden which is about half way between Thunder Bay and Winnipeg.
I am in Sioux Lookout, about an hour North of Dryden which is about half way between Thunder Bay and Winnipeg.
- JDMIKE8100
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- Joined: Wed Jun 09, 2010 9:48 pm
- Location: Maryhill,Ontario,Canada
Re: JD Leaf springs
There are some good JD guys on that site too.
Good luck.
How much snow on the ground there?
Good luck.
How much snow on the ground there?
Re: JD Leaf springs
Thanks, I hope to find a set.
We only have about 6inches right now, its been mild although the temps are dropping it was -18C this morning so the truck said on the way to work. We need the low temps to get the lakes to freeze so we can start doing some good riding.
We only have about 6inches right now, its been mild although the temps are dropping it was -18C this morning so the truck said on the way to work. We need the low temps to get the lakes to freeze so we can start doing some good riding.