I use a note book and write down a complete log as I take the tractor apart. I also record bolt size, length, and type of washers. It can be put back together in reverse order.
JD140 Assembly Order. Factory Assembly
This may be a long shot to even ask, although I'm curious if there is a known "factory" assembly-line, parts assembly order sequence.
<u>Such as;</u>
Obviously the frame comes first. What is the next piece, and so-on.
Reason I ask is to avoid the headaches of installing out of sequence and having to remove something to install something that should have gotten installed before it. And most of all putting my 140 back together without scratching everything up.
Is there something like a parts assembly sequence sheet?
Dom
<u>Such as;</u>
Obviously the frame comes first. What is the next piece, and so-on.
Reason I ask is to avoid the headaches of installing out of sequence and having to remove something to install something that should have gotten installed before it. And most of all putting my 140 back together without scratching everything up.
Is there something like a parts assembly sequence sheet?
Dom
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Dominico; I live about 3 miles S.W. of the downtown part of Puyallup. We were annexed into Puyallup 5 years ago. Puyallup is 35 miles straight South of Seattle. Lots of folks around this area work for Boeing. Boeing has a carbon fiber wing plant about 5 miles South in Fredrecksion.
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