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Old 12-13-2017, 08:37 PM
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Nice 400 Lew. IIRC that was built to compete with the 982 but they are the oddball of Deere cause a lot of stuff was different from the other 400 series. Don't trash the motor, I think they bring pretty good money even if they are busted. I wish I could find another 420, they are nice machines.
The 400 was introduced in 1975. It was a garden tractor but could do more than the IH Cub Lo-Boy! It competed with the Simplicity Pw-r Max and it's AC twin. The early K series twins were very good engines but are expensive as hell to rebuild...if you can find the parts.
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Everything at Lew's is backwards....
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Yes they even had a brantly LD6 backhoe and 540 loader attachment .
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That's the only JD garden tractor I ever operated. They are nice, and heavy duty.
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When I ordered my Onan parts from Gary's Place (http://www.gphope.com/store/cat/57) I think he was looking into making rods and pistons for KQ532.
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I had one with a FEL. Should have kept it. Great tractor.
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I had one with a FEL. Should have kept it. Great tractor.
I just picked one up with Johnson workhorse loader, rear blade, rear pto and tiller. Have sideways pictures so haven’t posted them yet. Hope to get it running this weekend
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I just picked one up with Johnson workhorse loader, rear blade, rear pto and tiller. Have sideways pictures so haven’t posted them yet. Hope to get it running this weekend
It's not gonna run. That things probably a boat anchor. Maybe you and Lew can get together and make one from two.

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It's not gonna run. That things probably a boat anchor. Maybe you and Lew can get together and make one from two.

Sorry Mike, I couldn't resist.
Well to be honest I’m getting a little worried hearing about how expensive the 532 is to fix but Lews got me covered for now if the engine is roached. I didn’t realize how much stuff that young man has listed on EBay WOW.
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