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Old 03-30-2024, 09:22 AM
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Morning All, I am working on a JD 165 for a lady down the road from me.
Going to need parts like Ball Joints , Battery tray kinda stuff.

Where are you all finding parts for the JD tractors.

I realize this isn't a Cub but I did have to tow the Green/ Yellow home
with my trusty 1862.

Ken
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Old 03-30-2024, 10:28 AM
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If the parts you need are NLA from Deere...you can try this place.

https://adamssmallengine.com/

I am not affiliated with this place.
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Old 03-30-2024, 11:10 AM
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No help on parts, but if you need it here is link to service manual...

https://www.gardentractortalk.com/d3...125-Tm1351.pdf
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Old 03-31-2024, 03:05 PM
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Thanks for the info. For some reason it seems a whole lot tougher
to find these parts then for the Cubs.
Having the service manual is always a game changer.
Hope you all are doing well.

Ken
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Old 03-31-2024, 09:13 PM
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I have four CC's and one JD. finding parts and information for the one JD is more time consuming than all the CC's combined. The CC community really makes the hobby fun. I feel like the forums here are more personal and feel more like family. the JD equipment in my experience has too many design changes from model to model and year to year. this makes finding parts so difficult.
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I have four CC's and one JD. finding parts and information for the one JD is more time consuming than all the CC's combined. The CC community really makes the hobby fun. I feel like the forums here are more personal and feel more like family. the JD equipment in my experience has too many design changes from model to model and year to year. this makes finding parts so difficult.
Good to know I am not just slow trying to figure this out. Although I
am pretty slow.

The tractor is actually a really cool machine and has all kinds of
things about it that make me want to bring it back to life.
But after a few days of simply trying to put together part #s.
And getting pretty much, not very far. I am even fonder of my Cubs.
Thanks for your thoughts.

Ken
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Have you tried over on the greenie forum?

https://www.wfmachines.com
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I haven't but that will be my next stop Thanks Oak

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Here are two Good JD Bone Yards if You need No Longer available parts
http://www.jndlawntractor.com/
http://www.tractorsalesandparts.com

For still In stock JD Parts
https://www.greenpartstore.com/ use Coupon Code TTWT will give You free shipping
https://greenfarmparts.com/ use Coupon Code GTT will give You a 5% discount

You can Look Up the 165 Model Here to find the Parts you might need
https://partscatalog.deere.com/jdrc/search

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Thanks a bunch Sergeant. That helps me out a bunch. I have a
feeling this will not be the last time inside this machine. Some people
even college profs can't understand regular maintenance is far
cheaper then repairs.

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