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Re: B or BN John Deere
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Posted by Leroy on March 13, 2005 at 18:28:22 from (216.255.39.13):
In Reply to: B or BN John Deere posted by DrewinMI on March 13, 2005 at 16:04:38:
the split pedistal means the front end is interchangeable from wide, tricyle, rollamatic or single without taking the whole front end off and that would be newer than your serial no and would not have the extra long axles. Your tractor should have a pressed steel frame and that with tyhe single front wheel is suposed to have 42" rear wheels, the 36" would have been subsituted for the corect as someone could not get the 42" tire and the other models trycicle had 38" wheels, that 36" would be from an unstyled tractor
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