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New parts for old tractors®

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December 2017 | Issue 4

6 New product spotlights:

Our Holiday gift ideas for 2017!

View our top 15 storage tips for your tractor See pages 8 and 9

Steiner staff holiday bake off See pages 4 and 5

A family restoration See page 6

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Call us today or order online!You will also receive a FREE 2018 parts catalogSteiner Tractor Parts, Inc., 1660 South M-13, Lennon, Michigan 48449

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Stuff a stocking with a Steiner® gift card.

The following photo was submitted to our annual catalog photo contest by David Sass from Idaho and is featured on our 2018 catalog cover. David writes, “1954 John Deere 60 & 224T Baler. This is an original tractor that has never been repainted or restored. I bale about 1,000 bales a year with it on the Palouse in North Central Idaho.” Our complete album can be viewed at www.SteinerTractor.com/tractor-photo-winners

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The following photo was submitted to our annual catalog photo contest by Noel Allard from Minnesota. He writes, “My recently restored 1952 WD Allis. I won the tractor at auction at the LeSeur Minnesota Pioneer Show flea market as a barely running, well-used machine right out of the field. The first year I spent just scrap-ing congealed grease from the frame. The next three years were spent tearing it down into its various com-ponents, babying each one. Thanks for the encouragement, tech-nical help, and some physical effort from my friends of the Park Rapids, MN Antique Tractor Club, I got “Al-ice” running a year ago. It’s my parade tractor and my pride and joy!” Our complete album can be viewed at www.SteinerTractor.com/tractor-photo-winners

Steiner staff holiday bake off ....................4Gather those ingredients and preheat your ovens

A family restoration ................................6Read all about Jeff’s holiday restoration

Hush little tractor ...................................8Tips to get your tractor stored for the winter

A Florida Christmas ............................. 11Bird sanctuary to lawn ornament

Pull out poster ..................................... 12

A father to son restoration ...................... 14A Ford 860 journey

In the shop .......................................... 18Meet our new line of wrist pin bushings

A tractor show highlight ........................ 20See how we can help support your next tractor club event

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Crank it up:My parade tractor, my pride and joy!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

“Going to my grandparents on Christmas day to open presents and to have a big family meal.”Tricia, Accounts receivables

My favorite Holiday memory


1st annual Steiner holiday bake off

First place Chocolate salted caramel pumpkin cheescake

Second place Popcorn cake

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gather those ingredients and pre heat your ovens!

‘Tis the season! We called on our

resident bakers to prepare

their favorite

Holiday desserts

and they did not

disappoint!

Each creation was sampled

and voted upon. First place is Tricia’s

chocolate salted caramel pumpkin

cheesecake and run-ner up is Mandy Jo’s

popcorn cake.

We are sure these desserts will deliver tasty delights this holiday season. Enjoy!

Tricia’s Chocolate Salted Caramel Pumpkin CheesecakeINGREDIENTS DIRECTIONS

• 4 cups finely crushed graham crackers

• 2 sticks of melted butter

• (4) 8 oz. room temperature cream cheese

• 2 lbs. sour cream

• 4 eggs

• 2 cups sugar

• 1-1/2 15 oz. can pumpkin

• 3 teaspoons pumpkin spice

• 2-1/2 cups of melted Ghiradelli® dark chocolate wafers

• 2 tablespoons Marzetti® salted caramel

Heat oven to 350 degrees. Mix together the finely

crushed graham crackers and melted butter and

evenly form in the bottom of a 9 x 13 glass pan.

Drizzle 1-1/2 cups of melted Ghiradelli® dark

chocolate wafers over the crust. In a large bowl mix

together the cream cheese, sour cream, eggs, sugar,

can pumpkin, and pumpkin spice. Pour on top of

crust and cook for 55 minutes and cool. Cut servings

after cheesecake firms, but before completely

cooling. Melt the remaining Ghiradelli® dark

chocolate wafers and heat Marzetti® salted caramel

and drizzle on top of cheesecake. Garnish with

Reddi Wip® and serve.

Mandy Jo’s Popcorn CakeINGREDIENTS DIRECTIONS

• 3 quarts popped popcorn

• 3/4 cup butter

• 1/4 cup oil

• 1 bag mini marshmallows

• 3 cups M&M’S®

• 2 cups salted peanuts

Melt the butter, oil, and marshmallows. Pour over

the popcorn and mix together. Add the M&M’S®

and salted peanuts and stir well. Evenly form in a

bundt pan. Turn upside down onto a plate, will set

in 30 minutes. Slice and enjoy.

“My brothers, sister, and myself going out to the back woods to pick out and cut down our own Christmas tree. We would bundle up and my older brother would cut the tree down with an axe. We then took turns pull-ing the tree back to our house on a sled.”MJ, Customer service representative



My wife received a call from one of our friends and wanted to know if we knew anyone interested in buying an old tractor. They did not know if it ran because it had been sitting for about eight years. I decided to go look at the tractor because I thought it would be a fun project for me with the help of my two sons. We fell in love with it even with the flat tires, the fact that it was not running, and rust everywhere. I told my wife I was bringing it home and her first question was “Does it run?” I said “no” and she responed,

“Well why are you bringing it home?” I was able to get the tractor on the

trailer by putting it in gear and using the hand crank to back it up a few inches at a time. The rest is history.

My sons and I had a wonderful time learning about the tractor as we went. We watched Steiner repair videos on how to fix it up. I bought it in October and pulled it out of the garage on Christmas night when my oldest son was home from college. I waited so he could help me put the wheels back on. From that time on there were a whole lot of late nights and a whole lot of head scratching. Our tractor is a 1956 Farmall Cub and I am only the third owner.

A family restoration

I bought it from an elderly man’s family, his father bought it new. The best thing about the tractor is the family time we had restoring it. My wife even gave up her car’s spot in the garage because she does not want it in the rain!

by Jeff Starkey

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Hush little tractorPractice these 15 tips to get your tractor stored for the winter season.

Photo courtesy of Wayne Shaw from Ontario, Canada

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1. Wash and dry the tractor.

2. Fix any mechanical problems or note them so they can be addressed in the spring. If you do not have a shop or operator’s manual now is the time to order them so you have the informa-tion ready when needed.

3. Check the antifreeze with a coolant tester to verify the coolant gravity. Make sure that it has not been diluted and that it keeps the engine from freezing. Depending on the area you live in you need to decide what antifreeze mixture is safe for your engine. In Michigan we mix the antifreeze to test to a minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit. If your state gets colder you need to run a stronger mix.

4. Changing the oil and filter before storage is a good idea, as the oil can break down and the acids from combustion can leave harmful deposits in the engine and etch the bearing surfaces over the winter. Run the engine for about 5 minutes to help circulate the oil through the engine. You can wait on the air filter system until spring, that way if a rodent decides to make a home in it you will see it when servicing the filter before starting the engine.

5. If the tractor is equipped with hydraulics, lower the lift to

help prevent corrosion to the cylinder(s).

6. Top off the fuel tank and add a fuel stabilizer or drain the fuel out of the tank & carburetor and spray a mist of Sea Foam or similar product in the tank and carburetor to prevent corrosion. Now is also the time to clean the sediment bowl and add a new bowl gasket.

7. To help prevent weather check-ing and tire damage, verify that the tire pressure is at the recommended pressures, usually 10-12 lbs. for the rear tires and 30 lbs. for the fronts.

8. If you will not be moving the tractor through the winter, consider jacking the tractor up. Support the front and rear axles so the tires do not touch the ground. Do not set the brakes as this could cause the brakes to stick.

9. Charge the battery and if possible store in a climate controlled area to keep it from getting damaged. Clean the battery box / tray and retainer to prevent corrosion. If the battery must stay in the tractor unhook the ground cable.

10. To help prevent unwanted guests nesting in the tractor use a recommended mouse / bird deterrent. You can also use Irish

As fall plowing ends the thoughts of winter begin. If you are not using your tractor for plowing or other snowy tasks consider putting your tractor to bed. Here are our helpful tips to get your tractor into storage:

Spring® bar soap or moth balls as this helps to keep them from that area. Cut the bar soap into quarters and place on or around the tractor in different areas.

11. Cover the tractor even when storing inside, the finish can be damaged from bird droppings. Cover the intake and exhaust pipes / caps to prevent debris from getting inside.

12. After the tractor sits for a few days carefully loosen the transmission and rear end drain plugs a few threads. Once you see fluid around the threads, place a container under them to drain off any condensation that settled in the transmission and differential housings. When the fluid looks like oil tighten the plugs.

13. Take the spark plugs out and spray a mist of oil into the cylinders to help prevent corrosion. Retighten the spark plugs.

14. Lubricate all linkages and exposed bare metal to keep them from corroding.

15. If possible turn the engine by hand periodically to keep the valve train and other main components from sticking.


ABC3858 Front mount hydraulic gear pump fits Case 450, 450B, 450C, 455B, 455C, 480, 480B, 480C, 580, 580B, 580C, 580F (All Industrials) (5-3/4” c.c. (2) 1/2” O.D. mounting holes, .860” spline dia. for 7/8” coupler, 13 splines; Return port thread size: 1-5/8”-12 x 37° flare, Pressure port thread size: 1-3/16”-12 x 37° flare, appx. 23 GPM)

ABC3358 Valve lifter fits Case VAC, 200, 300, 310, 400B, 500B, 600B gas, LP, diesel; 430, 470, 480, 530, 570, 580, 630 gas, LP(2.000” o/a length, 0.560” stem dia., 0.900” face dia. - 8 used per engine; Sold individually)

CKS123 Valve lifter fits Case 310D - 586D (All w/ 188, 207 C.I. diesel engines)

Products spotlightA diamond in the rough!The following photo was submitted to our annual catalog photo contest by Lawrence Hodson from California. He writes, “I recently moved to a location with 20 acres. I was in need of a tractor. After meet-ing new neighbors and friends, I mentioned that I needed a tractor. One of my new friends said he would sell me his tractor and gave me his address where I went to see it. This picture says it all. The shed / barn was probably being held up by the wisteria growing through every window, wall, and door. Peeking out the front was this amazing find. A 1959 Case model 210B. The owner drove it for 6 years prior and had not touched it since. I put it on a trailer and took it home. I put a carburetor kit in it, the 6-volt (positive ground) generator was rebuilt and a new battery was installed. It started up and continues to run better each day. It is a wonderful tractor and a rare model. It has power steering, low and high range, and is easy to drive.” Our complete album can be viewed at www.SteinerTractor.com/tractor-photo-winners

Crank it up:

2017

Holiday gift ideas

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My name is Dave and the tractor story I have is about a 1944 Case model DO. Our search started when my father and I were sitting down at my parent’s home in Florida. They bought a house there over seven years ago and moved there full time.

Back at our old family household we would pick a piece of equipment or a machine and decorate it with lights for the holidays. The last time we did this as a family was in 2007. So two years ago in late November, early December my father and I were talking about how fun it was putting the lights up and how we both enjoy our tractors and machines. The last tractor we decorated was our 1941 Farmall

H and it looked great so we asked ourselves, “How can we do this in a subdivision in Florida?” After some time trying to figure out how to get a tractor home, we found one that worked perfectly!

Here is the Paul Harvey story - lol. I was on the internet and found an ad for a Case tractor. The man we bought it from could not keep anymore. So naturally we inquired about it and found it in Tampa, Florida - only a 30 minute drive from the house. We received the direc-tions to our meeting place and we were surprised to find out it was a bird sanctuary. Mr. Zaksee was his name and birds were his game! This place was just amazing for what it was and sure enough there

was the little Case sitting by a tree. After awhile of chatting and some laughs we made a deal and the very next day we picked her up and brought her home. What a feeling it was, bringing a new toy home even though the main reason we pur-chased the Case was for a Christmas ornament for our home. To find a vintage tractor in a bird sanctuary was neato!

We fell in love with the tractor because it needed to be saved from where it was. We brought it home and cleaned her up, even put a quick coat of Case orange to protect it a little. When Christmas came the Case looked great in the subdivision!

David Foltz Jr., Spring Hill, Florida

“Making Christmas cookies and goodies with my kids and our family get togethers. The memories we make are my favorite.”Amanda, Customer service representative

Bird sanctuary to Christmas ornament

Before photo: 1944 Case model DO

My favorite Holiday tradition

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“My Dad purchased this 1955 Ford 860 tractor with a 2 bottom 16 inch Economy plow in the Spring of 1955. When the tractor was delivered to the farm, I was the first to drive it in the field pulling a disk over plowed ground. The sales agent rode along telling me the tractor was much more powerful than the Ferguson Dad traded in and to be careful. I was thirteen at the time.

I spent many hours in the seat of this tractor plowing and discing. Dad used the tractor to pull an International Harvester bailer, Minneapolis Moline combine, New Idea corn picker, bush hog, and other implements. We raised chickens in two buildings and Dad used the tractor with a front loader to clean out the buildings.

After 27 years of use, I purchased the tractor at my parent’s farm sale thinking I would need the tractor to manage small acreage my wife and I thought we might purchase for our next home. The property purchase never happened and I used the tractor around the area mowing, grading, and hauling wood.

In 1994 immediately after I retired from teaching, I took the hood and fenders off the tractor to begin a restoration. I drained the radiator and gasoline tank, but soon I was re-employed in a second career and stopped working on the tractor until the spring of 2014. I arranged for a body shop to paint the hood, new fenders, new front wheels, and rear wheels. I purchased new rear rims and had new tires mounted to the rims

and newly painted front wheels. With the tractor mobile, I pulled it up onto a trailer and hauled it to a body shop to have the chassis painted. I then spent the summer of 2016 reassem-bling the tractor using new parts to replace worn out parts. Finally on July 28, 2016, I started the tractor engine for the first time in 22 years. I had a neighbor grind the valves as the only change to the engine. Dad had the engine overhauled in the late 70s or early 80s and used the tractor as a utility tractor only since he had larger tractors for field work. The engine runs and sounds as good as new. Recently I took the tractor on a cruise to a neigh-bor’s farm to borrow an implement to use on my garden. After driving to and from this farm and working the garden area, a small leak started in the front of the gasoline tank where a bracket is welded. Knowing I could have the tank repaired, but finding a new tank online, I chose to purchase a new tank. After the new tank is installed, I will clean and wax the gray parts and clean the chassis to get the tractor ready for shows in our area.”

Larry Thompson, Godfrey, Illinois

Ford 860: from father to son

“Friends, family, food, and football! These are the reasons Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday.”Lisa, Customer service representative


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FDS3527 Adjustable valve lifter, tappet fits Ford 2N, 8N, 9N (1939-52) (All w/ 120 C.I. Flathead engine) (8 used)

FDS3301 Valve lifter, tappet fits Ford Jubilee - 981, 2000 4-cyl., 4000 4-cyl. (through 1964); 6000 (0.498” O.D. stem, 1.023” O.D. lifter face, 2.409” o/a length)

FDS3544 Valve lifter, tappet fits Ford 2000 3-cyl., 2600, 2610, 2810, 2910, 3000, 3600, 3610, 3910, 4000 3-cyl., 4600, 4610, 5000, 5600, 5700, 5900, 6700, 7600, 7610, 7700, 7710, 7810, 8000, 8600, 8700, 9000, 9600, 9700, (TB90 - TS110), (TW5 - TW35), Industrials (All w/ 158-401 C.I. diesel engines 8/1965-10/2000) (2.065” o/a length, 0.988” barrel dia., 1.235” lifter face O.D.)

“Every year my mother would spend days making fudge, peanut brittle, and rock candy. Then we would put it in fancy tins with bows and deliver it to our neighbors.”Suzette, Social media specialist

The following photo was submitted to our annual catalog photo contest by Sean Billings from Maine. He writes,

“1959 Gold Ford Dealer Demo. Restored in the Winter 2004 by Sean Billings and Dale Miller of Danielsville, Pennsylvania.” Our complete album can be viewed at www.SteinerTractor.com/tractor-photo-winners

Products spotlight2017

Holiday gift ideas

Crank it up:Oldie but a goldie

“Our FDS029 battery tray support assembly has gone through a makeover! This new and improved Steiner exclusive is proudly made in the USA. Weighing in at 5 lbs., our FDS029 is made of durable 12 gauge steel and heavier than any other aftermarket tray available. Made exact of original, this tray will fit the Ford 8N (1947-1952). FDS029 is finished off with Ford red powder coat paint and includes 2 weld nuts.”

“Each year my wife and I have a Thanksgiving turkey cook off. She oven roasts one and I deep fry one. I say I win every year, but in the end everyone wins!”Craig, Pricing analyst manager




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IHS3566 Valve lifter, tappet fits IH 460, 606, 2606, 560, 656, 660, (706 gas, LP & D282 diesel), 666, 686, Hydro 70, Hydro 86, 766, 886, 4100, 4156 gas, LP, diesel - unless noted; 454, 464, 544, 574, 674, 756, 806, 826, 856, 2400A, 2400B, 2500, 2500A, 2500B gas, LP only; 340, 504, 2504 (All diesel); 966, 1066, (early 1086) (All w/ D414, DT414 diesel up to engine SN: 155805 using 0.999” dia. tappet); Early 986, Early 3688, Hydro 100, Early Hydro 186, 1466, Early 1486, 1566, (Early 1586, 3388, 3588), 4166, (Early 4186, 5088, 6388) (All w/ D436, DT436 diesel up to engine SN: 121623 using 0.999” dia. tappet); (Early 3488, 3588, 3788), 4366, (Early 4386, 5288, 6588, 6788) (All w/ D466, DT466 diesel up to engine SN: 140086 using 0.999” dia. tappet)

IHS3561 Valve lifter, tappet fits IH I6, ID6, (I9 gas, LP), M, MD, Supers, MTA, O6, OD6, OS6, ODS6, T6-61, TD6-61, (T9 gas), W6, WD6, Supers, (W9 gas, LP, Supers), W400, W450, 400, 450, (600, 650 gas, LP) (2.448” O.D., 2.655” o/a length)

IHS3936 9-pc. rear crankshaft seal kit fits the following diesels: 400 up to engine SN: 13481, ID6, MD, Super MD, MTA, ODS6, TD6, WD6, Super WD6, WD6TA

IHS3931 Oil pan gasket kit fits the following diesels: 400, 450, ID6, MD, Super MD, MTA, ODS6, TD6, WD6, Super WD6, WD6TA


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“Always getting together at my grandparent’s farm to enjoy family and dinner. We’d then walk their property. I miss those days!”Patti, Customer service representative

“Getting a Christmas gift from the Grinch.”Dan, President



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Find parts for your vintage Farmalls at SteinerTractor.com

The following photo was submitted to our annual catalog photo contest by Bill DeSilva from Utah. He writes, “Sunrise on four of our Farmalls after a light snow in Cedar City, Utah.” Our complete album can be viewed at www.SteinerTractor.com/tractor-photo-winners

“Our IHS183 and IHS189 water pumps have been improved! Their design now incorporates an unitized seal. The exteriors look original, but the inside is redesigned. Each pump includes the fan and generator pulley.

A. IHS183 fits IH/Farmall H, I4, OW, W4, Supers Coming winter 2018

B. IHS189 fits IH/Farmall M, I6, O6, W6, Supers, 400, 450 gas, diesel

A. IHS183

B. IHS189

Call us today or order online!Steiner Tractor Parts, Inc.1660 South M-13Lennon, Michigan 484491-800-234-3280www.SteinerTractor.com

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ABC3725 fits Allis Chalmers G; Massey Harris Pony

ABC3732 fits Case V, VA, VAC, VC, 200B, 300, 300B, 310, 320B, 430, 470, 480, 480B gas, LP; Massey Harris Early 20, 30, 81, 101 Jr., 101 Sr. (All w/ Continental engine using 1.066" O.D. bushing); Some Oliver early 70 using 1.066" O.D. bushing

CKS3728 fits Case 350B, 500B, 530, 570, 580, 580B, 580C, 580CK, 600B, 630 (All w/ G159, G164, G188, G201 C.I. gas, LP engines)

IHS3744 fits IH / Farmall H, I4, O4, W4, Supers, (300 up to engine SN: 48044) (All using 1.109" wrist pin dia.)

JDS3766 fits John Deere A series SN: 488000 & up, AO, AR both SN: 260000 & up, 60, 620, 630

JDS3775 fits John Deere B series up to SN: 95999, BO, BR (All w/ B5R rod & 1.230" pin)

JDS3778 fits John Deere B series SN: 96000 & up, 50, 520, 530 (All w/ rod B1770R, B3201R, B3652R & 1.417" pin)

JDS3784 fits John Deere G series, 70 gas, LP

JDS3787 fits John Deere R, 70 diesel, (720, 730 gas, LP, diesel), 80, 820 2-cyl., 830 2-cyl., 840 2-cyl.

Do not make the mistake of overlooking the wrist pin bushings when you rebuild your tractor’s engine. The bushings are often worn enough that even with a new wrist pin, you may still have too much clearance which results in engine knock. We now offer a comprehensive line of wrist pin bushings that are in stock and ready to ship! The listed bushings are made in the USA. Search our website for #wrist to view our full selection of piston wrist pin bushings.

Working in your shop this winter?

“Holiday cookies, watching holiday movies, and decorating lots of trees! We open some gifts on Christ-mas eve and the rest on Christmas day. Our favorite - just being together with as much family as possible.”Jr. Roberts, New product development and Vicky Roberts, Office assistant

Our favorite Holiday tradition

The poinsettia

Poinsettias are named for Joel Robert Poinsett (1779-1851), a noted statesman and dedi-cated amateur botanist who first brought

poinsettias to the United States from Mexico in 1825 while serving as ambassador. Poinsettias are tropical plants. In the wild, they grow as perennials reaching almost 10 feet tall.https://www.todayshomeowner.com/how-to-grow-

poinsettias-year-round/

No two snowflakes are alike

Snowflakes are really ice crystals that are formed in the clouds by water vapor. Snowflake formation is affected by a variety of factors including air currents,

humidity, and temperature. Particles of dirt that are trapped in the water vapor affects the weight and durability of the ice crystals. Because of these extenuating factors, no two snowflakes are exactly alike - though there is no scientific reason that prevents it. Snowflakes may look the same but will not have the same number of water molecules or the exact amount of oxygen and hydrogen. https://weather.thefuntimesguide.com/the_snowflake/

Request a hat with your order for 99¢!

When you order $150 or more from us this month, we’ll send you a

STEINER hat for 99¢ that you can’t get anywhere else. The brown oil skin hat (H18) is available now while supplies last. Each solid hat is made of durable cotton with real embroidery with a retail value of $10.00. Good for web orders, too. Mention or enter the offer code H18 when you order to get your hat.

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IHS3412 Front wheel bearing kit fits IH / Farmall Cub, Cub LoBoyOil seal sold separately. Order IHS3412

IHS1797 Front wheel bearing kit fits IH / Farmall A, B, C, Supers; 100, 130, (140 with 3 loop rim), 200, 230Oil seal sold separately. Order IHS3877

IHS3669 Front wheel bearing kit fits IH / Farmall H, Super H, (I4 with 3 spoke front hub), O4, OS4, W4, Super W4, (I300, I350 Utilities with adjustable front axle), F300, F350, Serviceable for 361294R93

IHS3855 Front wheel bearing kit fits 6 lug front hubs with casting numbers 370289R1, 368289R1, 368626R1, 386080R1: IH / Farmall 140, F240, I240, 330, (F340 with standard (std.) axle), I340 with std. axle, F404, I404, (424 with std. axle), 444 with std. axle, F504; Industrials: 2404, (2424 with std. axle), 2444 with std. axle

IHS3859 Front wheel bearing kit fits the following using front hub 369141R1, 369858R1, 386088R1, 395310R1, 397092R1, 399468R1: IH / Farmall 424, 444 both with H.D. axle, F460 except Hi-Clear, (I460, I504, F544, I544, 606 with standard (std.) axle), F656 Tricycle, (F656 wide front up to SN: 41971), I656 up to SN: 13199 with std. axle; Industrials: (2424, 2444, 2504, 2544, 2606 with std. axle), 2656 up to SN: 13199

IHS3140 Front wheel bearing kit with seal fits IH 560, 664, 666, 686, 706, 756, 766, 786, 806, 826, 856, 886, 966, 986, 1026, 1066, 1086, 1206, 1256, 1456, 1466, 1468, 1486, 1566, 1568, 1586; Some 3088 - 5488 (All using 6 lug hub)


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“Arguing over putting the tree up. No really, the tree is 7’ tall and 5’ wide. It is big and the animals climb in it!”Rachel, Office manager



Antique tractors of many colors

We would like to thank everyone at Steiner Tractor Parts for being

a partner in our show. We had our most successful show ever this year. And again this year our pullers and tractor displayers were excited to see the 2017 Steiner catalog.

I have enclosed a few pictures from our show. We displayed our Steiner banner at our antique tractor pull arena. We had a lot of comments from the pullers about how they loved your service and shipping. Personally I know that my husband loves to order enough to get the free hat when they are being offered.

Thank you again for your support of our show. The hats, t-shirts, fun-nels, little bottle opener guys, and the candy were as always a big hit!

Sincerely,Charly Baron, Secretary Northern Nevada Antique Power Club

Northern Antique Power Club 2017 show

You can view all of our tractor club resources and information by searching

#Clubs on our website or by visiting www.SteinerTractor.com/tractor-club

“Going to Frankenmuth with my entire family for dinner. It’s been 32 years and I’ve never missed one. My kids now love it too!”Brandi, Dealer service representative


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Crank it up:

The following photo was submitted to our annual catalog photo contest by Brett Nordwald of Missouri. He writes,

“1953 John Deere 40 owned by Alan Schreiner of Jones-burg, Missouri. Restored by Brett Nordwald of Warrenton, Missouri.” Our complete album can be viewed atwww.SteinerTractor.com/tractor-photo-winners

ABC418 63 amp alternator with pulley (For 12-volt negative ground systems only. Simple 1-wire alternator hook up: Run a wire from alternator through amp gauge to positive side of battery! Must rev engine to 800 - 850 RPM in order for unit to self excite) (6-1/4” housing dia., 2-1/2” pulley dia., 5/8” belt width)

JDS3776 Alternator bracket kit fits John Deere M, MT, 40, 320, 330, 420, 430, 440 gas except Crawlers

JDS3560 Restoration quality wiring harness (For 1 wire alternator conver-sion) fits John Deere M, MC, MI, MT

1953 John Deere 40

“We decorate our tree each year together. It means a lot to me to pass down this tradition to my children since I loved doing it with my parents.”Krystle, Customer service representative


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The following photo was submitted to our annual catalog photo contest by Ryan Muller from South Dakota. He writes, “My 1952 Massey Harris 44 that my grandpa bought new. Restored last year with a lot of Steiner parts.” Our complete album can be viewed at www.SteinerTractor.com/tractor-photo-winners

Crank it up:Chillin’ in the snow

“The women in my family still get together and bake kolache every year.”Jill, Customer service representative


Holiday gift ideas

FDS3364 Single spool double acting hydraulic remote valve kit

FDS3550 Double spool double acting hydraulic remote valve kit

Fits Ford 541, 600, 700, 800, 900 series, 1801, 2000, 2600, 2610, 3000, 3600, 3610, 4000, 4600, 4610 series; Industrials: 230 - 545 Includes valve, levers, o-rings, hoses, hose bracket & female couplers. Mounts on lift cover under the seat. Will not fit compact tractors.

MFS144 Single spool hydraulic remote valve with lever

MFS3948 Single spool hydraulic remote valve with lever, hoses, couplers and bracket

MFS3633 Double spool hydraulic remote valve with levers, hoses, and couplers

Fits Massey Ferguson 25, 35, F40, 50, 65, 85, 130, 135, 150, 165, 175, 180, 230, 231, 235, 240, 245, 250, 253, 255, 265, 270, 275, 282, 283, 285, 360, 362, 375, 383, 390, 398, 399; MF Industrials: 20, 20C, 20D, 20F, 30, 30B, 30D, 30E, 31, 40, 40B, 40E, 50C, 50D, 50E, 202, 203, 204, 205, 302, 304, 2135, 2200, 3165

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“My whole family, all 70 of us, would get together in the morning for breakfast. We’d spend all day together until it was time to open our presents.”Rae, Customer service representative



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“My Grandpa bought this 1950 Ferguson TO-20 brand new. He used it many years on his fruit and stock farm until his death in the early 70s. My father inherited it and used it for various chores such as hauling firewood, plowing the driveway in winter and fitting our rather large garden.

Oliver 60 Row Crop

The following photo was submitted to our annual catalog photo contest by Tim Barringer from North Carolina. He writes, “1948 Oliver Row Crop 60. Restored with a lot of help from Steiner. Photo was taken at NC transportation museum in Spencer, North Carolina.” Our complete album can be viewed at www.SteinerTractor.com/tractor-photo-winners

The tractor eventually fell into disar-ray and was parked in the weeds for the last twenty years. In early 2015, I was diagnosed with Leukemia and needed a project to keep my mind occupied, so I dragged it home and rebuilt it. It runs great and I use it for just about anything on the farm.”

Ronald Reigle, Middleport, New York

1950 Ferguson TO-20

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