J354 arrived - Parts left over, identify please

[Mrem]

Bill,

Attached is a pic of a 354 I recently built. The black plates hold the long bolts that you use to mount your fenders. The pic is not the greatest to explain this but if you zoom in on the lower left side of the tractor you will see want I mean. The L brackets go towards the tire and are pointed down.

 

[Mrem]

Bill,

Sorry Bill unable to make the file small enough to post. Send me an email mrem@pmt.org and I will forward it to you.

 

[kyspartan]

here is some pics of a jm 354 from nelson equipment showing how the plates should be installed. you should also have some large bolts that match the ones in the picture

 

[kyspartan]

pic 2

 

[kyspartan]

pic 3

 

[kyspartan]

pic 4 i haven't got my tractor yet, but i think i know where the red bracket goes just check it out on your tractor and see if the holes align

 

[crofutt]

GOT IT! Thanks for all the help! I didn't see those long bolts in the tool box before. When I saw the pictures I went looking for the bolts and sure enough..... They are installed now. Thanks again!

Bill

 

[kyspartan]

crofutt, i was wondering who you bought your crate tractor off of, and how long it took to get it

 

[crofutt]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( crofutt, i was wondering who you bought your crate tractor off of, and how long it took to get it )</font>

Jinmalover - I travel to China and Taiwan regularly. Bought there and shipped over. Process took 6 month and was very stressful. Handing over money to a stranger in a foreign country with the hopes of getting a tractor is not for the weak at heart. Would I do it again......maybe. The price was unbeatable but even with all my careful attention and constant contact, there were still several mistakes. Luckily I had photographs taken before I would approve shipping. Good thing I did, or I would have got the wrong tractor. Even now, I didn't get what I ordered but it was pretty close.

 

[JINMA224XR]

<font color="blue">I travel to China and Taiwan regularly. Bought there and shipped over. Process took 6 month and was very stressful. Handing over money to a stranger in a foreign country with the hopes of getting a tractor is not for the weak at heart. </font>

Hey Crofutt,

Man, that's wild.

You made it an adventure, good for you, and I hope that your tractor serves you well.

Just make sure that everything is in the proper adjustment and that it is properly flushed.

So many have made those two big mistakes. They rushed to put it to work, before their little Tractor, was ready.

Congratulations,
Joe /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif