1994 john deere 320

Glyn Robinson

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• Mar 5, 2017 / 1994 john deere 320

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i decided last year to remove fender and power wash the top side of the transmission. It was filthy!! No doubt I added ten more years to his life! I also washed the top of the engine too after removing the radiator and fan. It was a MESS!!

 

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• Mar 5, 2017 / 1994 john deere 320

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looks good nice work

 

Glyn Robinson

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• Mar 5, 2017 / 1994 john deere 320

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thanks! it was hard work but well worth it.

 

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• Mar 5, 2017 / 1994 john deere 320

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Nice machine thanks for picture

 

Glyn Robinson

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• Mar 5, 2017 / 1994 john deere 320

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you're welcome. it's been a labor of love for sure. lol

 

Glyn Robinson

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• Mar 5, 2017 / 1994 john deere 320

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• Mar 7, 2017 / 1994 john deere 320

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awesome job

Those are great machines

 

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• Mar 8, 2017 / 1994 john deere 320

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Get a 3' or 4' long air duster and blow up there clean every season.
Do not us water as that will set the dirt into clay.
They need to be that long so you can pass it through all the small holes and have your head far enough away to not have dirt for dinner.

 

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• Mar 9, 2017 / 1994 john deere 320

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it was completely dry before re install. i used the leaf blower on it then let it sit in the sun the rest of the day.

 

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• Mar 10, 2017 / 1994 john deere 320

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A better explanation why to not use water to clean deck. When things get hot they expand and when they get cold they shrink. So hot spindle get cold from water and shrinks producing a vacuum that draws water inside of the spindle. Even the smallest drop of water will destroy bearings in no time at all.