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chuck kaufman

01-20-2004 16:29:57

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It's my understanding that a part lets say 1111da or1111db will fit on 1111d .my question is is the reverse true could you use 1111da in lew of 1111db.Hope this makes sense Thanks Chuck

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Sid

01-25-2004 01:51:29

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Re: Parts # Suffix in reply to chuck kaufman Ore., 01-20-2004 16:29:57

From my H Parts Catalog TC-27E.

"(1)Part Numbers. In cases where the part number suffix letters have been advanced, the new part will replace the old unless otherwise indicated. For example: Cylinder head gasket 43 988 DF will work for 43 988D, DA, DB,DC and DE." "(4) Partial Assemblies and Complete Assemblies. You will find that of the some numbers are followed by the letters "X" or "Y". The suffix letter "X" indicates an assembly of parts which may be a either a partial or a complete assembly. The suffix letter "Y", in nearly all cases, indicates a complete assembly. For example: 43 917 DAX Exhaust Valve Lever, L.H. with Bushing is a partial assembly, whereas 43 917 DAY represents the foregoing with Adjusting Screw and Nut 'added', and is a complete assembly."

Hope this offers some enlightenment, Sid.

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Randy in NE

01-21-2004 05:20:55

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Re: Parts # Suffix in reply to chuck kaufman Ore., 01-20-2004 16:29:57

A call or visit to your local Case/IH parts department should help you with this. These people get paid for knowing this sort of information.

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justin

01-20-2004 16:52:19

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Re: Parts # Suffix in reply to chuck kaufman Ore., 01-20-2004 16:29:57

That is a confusing subject to deal with. I am currently writing an article about this for Red Power Magazine. I guess to answer your question, it would have to be yes and no. Depends on what model of tractor (specifically year of production), and part. Early production(pre 1939) used the base part number for the specific part, and the suffixes not always interchanged. Later the parts would interchange lates suffix for earlier suffix. A confusing mess that not always holds true in both examples.

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chuck kaufman Ore.

01-20-2004 20:31:50

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Re: Re: Parts # Suffix in reply to justin, 01-20-2004 16:52:19

Thanks for the response Justin What I'am after is I need to replace the Cam gear on my 240U part # 6 779 db I have found part# 6 779 da off a Farmall A both show a 66 tooth gear can I use the DB# in lew of Tha DA? Thanks, Chuck

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CNKS

01-21-2004 19:02:50

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Re: Re: Re: Parts # Suffix in reply to chuck kaufman Ore., 01-20-2004 20:31:50

I'm going to guess at something I have no knowledge about. The Super A (C113) and Super A-1 (C123)use the DA gear. The C which had the C113 uses the DB gear, I suppose the 200 and 230 do too. RPM is higher on the C than the Super A, and probably on your 240 -- I don't know, just something to consider, in case justin doesn't answer.

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