[AJD] John Deere D valves

Sat Apr 1 15:19:40 PST 2006

Ken,

Your valve will sub to D3411R.  Hang onto your wallet.  They are $115 each.
They only went up $10 since last year when I had to get some.  While you
have it apart, I would suggest replacing all 4 springs.  I think they run
around $17 each.  This may help save you some headaches.

Lou

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Subject: [AJD] John Deere D valves

Need a little education on JD D valves.  Am looking for valves for a '35 D
and according to my literature they should be D-1723R for both intake and
exhaust.  Are any of the later production valves interchangable with these?
Thanks for any information on the subject.

Ken Richards
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