[AJD] Question

[Louis]

Richard,

Your 41 B should have an angle iron frame, not a pressed steel frame.  So
you should be able to put the cylinders and head on without the frame on.
Just be careful and make very sure that the tractor is supported very
solidly to prevent the main case from tipping forward from the weight of the
cylinder block, and head.

Lou

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[mailto:antique-johndeere-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of
rgreermi
Sent: Friday, February 12, 2010 10:24 AM
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Subject: [AJD] Question


To whom it may concern,
                                          Hello, I have 2 antique John Deere
Bs  a 48 and am presently retoring a 41 .   My question is this sinse I have
restored the 48 and had a ve ry tight fit for my hands when putting back the
cylinders and head .  I have taken off the front frame for the 41 to clean
and repaint, why couldn't I leave it off to put the cylinders and head back?
Or is there a problem with doing so?   THanks for any help. have a great
day! 
Richard Greer MI rgreermi at att.net 
48 John Deere B
41 John Deere B
110
320
425
4310
51 Ford 8N
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