extremewhitetail
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I was wondering if someone could direct me to a David Bradley salvage yard where I can ask about a part I need.
Thanks
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gtractorfan
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That may be a tall order. Depending on what you need could you make what you're looking for? I made "drawbars" for each of these
and a sulky.
and a sulky.
old
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- Camdenton Missouri
I have one I'd sell. Did run a few years ago and has most of the equipment that came with it when new
extremewhitetail
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Old - I would love to know more about the one you have for sale. My email is [email protected] and I live south of Springfield, Missouri.
MtMan the part I am looking for is the middle double pully for the speed changer on a David Bradley Super 5.6.
GTractorfan- You might want to put in an application to NASA. They need fabricators I'm sure. Nice work. I couldn't tell until you told me.
MtMan the part I am looking for is the middle double pully for the speed changer on a David Bradley Super 5.6.
GTractorfan- You might want to put in an application to NASA. They need fabricators I'm sure. Nice work. I couldn't tell until you told me.
old
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- Location
- Camdenton Missouri
My e-mail is always open on Y-T. I have the plow the disk the harrow and sickle mower for the one I have. I'm about 75 mile from you up here at the Lake of the Ozarks
extremewhitetail
Member
What you asking for it?
old
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- Location
- Camdenton Missouri
You should have an e-mail with all the info about it
Brendon-KS
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- Goessel, KS
I assume you're referring to the pulley assembly that has the center piece that floats back and forth to equalize the tension on the two belts? Unfortunately the speed changer parts will
be harder to find than a lot of other DB parts since not a lot of the two-wheelers had that feature. You might look at the DB riding tractors of that era since I believe they had the same
set-up.
be harder to find than a lot of other DB parts since not a lot of the two-wheelers had that feature. You might look at the DB riding tractors of that era since I believe they had the same
set-up.
extremewhitetail
Member
I didn't think of that. I'll check around and see what I can locate. Thanks
Brown Dirt Cowboy
Member
- Location
- Jackson Mo
he tractor on the left looks like it has the same transmission as my Montgomery-Wards that was built by Simplicity.
gtractorfan
Well-known Member
You're right, that's what it is. I added a kill switch (NAPA #STB 6035) on the handle bar on the lighter one which comes in handy
and makes it safer.
and makes it safer.
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