I need the following parts for my 1929 model #15 SN PV4950
need direction on who might have these parts

#1 intake manifold gasket
#2 red decal on side of seat caterpillar
#3 oil pan gasket
#4 Front Idler parts (see plate 44) page 32
a) 2ea V-391 bearings with pins
b) 2ea. V-197 shafts
c) 4ea. V-201 sleeve
#5 Manifold heat control knob assy
#6 Tractor seat
#7 Original grey paint two gallons
#8 2ea. V-39 covers for the hot air valve body assem.
#9 carb rebuild kit
#10 the weld in replacement cups for the final drive sprocket (track has worn the final drive sprocket down.)

Thanks

Are available through Olsen's Gasket in Washington(?) state. There should be a "Sticky Note" on the main screen with Parts Suppliers on there. Olsen's is the only one repro'ing gaskets.
Did you contact the fellow in England about the Heat Control Knob I emailed you about? I don't have any extras at the moment so you need to go direct.
In reference to your earlier post about the Idler bearings, most guys bore the egg shaped ones and press in a sleeve. A few guys make whole new ones. As far as the shafts, they usually make those too.
At the bottom of the main page is a series of "Reclamation Articles", one of which explained how to weld up sprocket teeth which given where you are would be the way to go. as long as you realize that the pins and bushings in your Rails are worn as much as the sprockets.
Decals can be ordered through the ACMOC office and the proper paint code for the Gray is still available.
Seats are available through one of the members here, he makes top notch correct fitting seats. A little pricey for some guys but still his are the best!

I got all my parts off this man. www.acmoc.org/bb/member.php?344-WyoCat
He is a great man and nothing is a bother and i got my parts very fast. All the way from usa to sunny england.

The carb kit can be gotten from 2 different places the carb shop in Midwest or bill Campbell he is int he classifieds in the magazine or I can dig his # out if you need it. Jason

"drujinin" wrote:

Are available through Olsen's Gasket in Washington(?) state. There should be a "Sticky Note" on the main screen with Parts Suppliers on there. Olsen's is the only one repro'ing gaskets.
Did you contact the fellow in England about the Heat Control Knob I emailed you about? I don't have any extras at the moment so you need to go direct.
In reference to your earlier post about the Idler bearings, most guys bore the egg shaped ones and press in a sleeve. A few guys make whole new ones. As far as the shafts, they usually make those too.
At the bottom of the main page is a series of "Reclamation Articles", one of which explained how to weld up sprocket teeth which given where you are would be the way to go. as long as you realize that the pins and bushings in your Rails are worn as much as the sprockets.
Decals can be ordered through the ACMOC office and the proper paint code for the Gray is still available.
Seats are available through one of the members here, he makes top notch correct fitting seats. A little pricey for some guys but still his are the best!

thanks big help, i really appreciate it
does anyone know the original dimensions and tolerances for the shalf and bearings.
where use to making parts up here, if i had the original dimension it would help?
does anyone know the type of material the bearing and shalf are made of!

www.acmoc.org/bb/showthread.php?17030-Ca...Front-Idler-Bearings

"drujinin" wrote:

Are available through Olsen's Gasket in Washington(?) state. There should be a "Sticky Note" on the main screen with Parts Suppliers on there. Olsen's is the only one repro'ing gaskets.
Did you contact the fellow in England about the Heat Control Knob I emailed you about? I don't have any extras at the moment so you need to go direct.
In reference to your earlier post about the Idler bearings, most guys bore the egg shaped ones and press in a sleeve. A few guys make whole new ones. As far as the shafts, they usually make those too.
At the bottom of the main page is a series of "Reclamation Articles", one of which explained how to weld up sprocket teeth which given where you are would be the way to go. as long as you realize that the pins and bushings in your Rails are worn as much as the sprockets.
Decals can be ordered through the ACMOC office and the proper paint code for the Gray is still available.
Seats are available through one of the members here, he makes top notch correct fitting seats. A little pricey for some guys but still his are the best!

This information has been very useful to me, thanks
Being the new guy on the block i sometimes have a problem picking up what your saying. I went to the bottom of the page and cannot locate the Reclamation Articles you mentioned.
I did locate the articles in the technical manuals

My work computer doesn't show the "Technical Libraries at the bottom of the main page. My home one does.
Anyways, here is the one I was referring to;
www.acmoc.org/bb/showthread.php?22252-Ex...-Drive-Sprocket-Life

"drujinin" wrote:

My work computer doesn't show the "Technical Libraries at the bottom of the main page. My home one does.
Anyways, here is the one I was referring to;
www.acmoc.org/bb/showthread.php?22252-Ex...-Drive-Sprocket-Life

Got it thanks. You have no idea how helpful you have been! Really appreciate it. If you ever get to northern Alaska look me up.